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Started by kybowman, January 14, 2010, 12:33:00 PM

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ottertails

All my bows are 62# - 67#. Any new bows I order will be in the 57# - 59# range. Haven't bought a new one in 10 yrs, so I think I'm due...right? 8^). Dropping in weight cuz I'm gettin' older.

champ38

56" Shrew Classic Carbon 68@29
58" 2-P Centaur Cabon Elite 57@29

hardtimes

Longbow 53# @ my draw
Curve 60# @ my draw

woodsman 365


sj_lutz

50 plus or minus a pound or two for me.

elknutz

I'm finally very comfortable with 55@28.  If I can find the right bow in a takedown, I'm gonna try to work up to a few more pounds for elk.
"There is no excellence in archery without great labor" - Maurice Thompson
"I avoid anything that make my dogs gag" - Dusty Nethery

JEJ

45# Bear recurve, 44# Horne longbow for up to TX whitetail

jhg

57-60#s @ 30" My Howatt Hunter and my longbow.
Learn, practice and pass on "leave no trace" ethics, no matter where you hunt.

cliff77

Was using a martin viper at 60#, probably 66# at my 31" draw. My son got me trying a compound, and although it seemed ok to draw the next day my arm hurts. That was 2 months ago. Now my viper hurts too.
Point being, stay away from those dang wheelies...
Genesis 27:3
Elite 60#

harvestmoon

Age has a way of making us more aware of our raw strength and the balance and alignement of your skeleton.  Go with what you can easily control.
For me, thats low 40# at my 26.5" draw.

wapitimike1


Arrow4Christ

My current favorite bow is 68#@30"...have done most of my hunting with between 53-55#@30", but I shot those so much they got a little too easy to draw. It took me too long to achieve the back tension I like to feel and I felt I was giving away a bit of the advantage of shooting a traditional bow by waiting so long to get the shot off. The 68# seems a more forgiving as well. I have a Northern Mist longbow on the way as well that will be right about 71# at my 30" draw.

Craig

RecurveJim

My widow is 52lbs@27 inches.I can pull it,but wish I had ordered @42 lbs

UrsusNil

Joe

chad graham

my robertson recurve 46lbs@26"

Bigkid

I have any where from 45# to 70# my comfortable weights are between 50 and 60# teh 70# bow was a mistake and I don't shoot it often I like the 55-60 though

MR BILL SHORTY

45#-55# AT 28" WORKS FOR ME

amar911

Favorite for most animals is around 55#. Enough weight for most hunting by not difficult to draw. For buffalo I would rather have closer to 70#. Nothing wrong with 45# for anything up to and including deer though.

Allan
TGMM Family of the Bow

bro-n-arrow

48-54  at 28 When I don't target pannic!
Psalm 71:18 Now also when I am old and gray-headed,O God, do not forsake me,Until I declare your strength to this generation.

Nate N

mine is my Robertson Purist 75@28.
Robertson Purist 62" 75#@28
OMP Adirondack Hunter Deluxe 68" 50 @ 28


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