Your Hunting bow weight?

[Brook Trout]

56#'s @ 28"(my draw)

[jeff vess]

65#@29.75"

[Tater]

52 to 58 pounds Recurves and Longbows

[ron w]

50#-52# @ 29" most of my go to bows, may be dropping back to 46#-48# the way some of them perform!!!

[the force]

34 to 60 and a 65 pounder on order

[Ragnarok Forge]

55 lb at 30.25 inches.  My second bow is being made to the exact same specs so 55lb and 55lb. for everything.

[lpcjon2]

70#'s for it all.Anything else is a woman's weight...LOL     Just kidden I am comfortable with that weight and I want to shoot it as long as I can.

[buckster]

My bows range from 47-55# @ 27 1/2", I guess I'm shooting a girlie man's weight but with a 6" screw in my left shoulder, it's about as far as I want to push the pain and "crackle" envelope. LOL.

Most important thing isn't weight but ARROW PLACEMENT >>>>>>>----------------------->>

[Winterhawk1960]

My bows range from 42-45# @ 29". I enjoy shooting and can (and do, on occasion) shoot them Allllllllllllllllllll day long.

Winterhawk1960

[James Oertel]

I shoot 50# for everthing

[mcgroundstalker]

All my bows are 47#- 50# at my 26" draw. Use 'em for hunting, 3D and stump shooting. Kinda like it that way.  

... mike ...

[Arrow4Christ]

I mainly shoot 68-71#@30" now, feels pretty ideal.

Craig

[Chris Shelton]

I am currently shooting 55# for everything.  But I killed my first whitetail with a 40# curve, so I would say that anything whitetail sized and smaller I would use 40#, but I know of women that shoot whitetails with 35#, and our legal minimum is 30#!  So I think you are probably safe with anything 40# and up???

[bolong]

Both of the bows I hunt with are 48 lbs. at my draw length 29 3/4. I'm getting on up in years and I find that weight about right for me. Will kill anything in Arkansas.

[thunder1]

I shoot 55 @ 27

[John3]

54-58 pound bows that I hunt with.

John III

[Buckeye Trad Hunter]

I shoot 50@28 on all my bows but the largest animal around here is a whitetail.  We don't even have hogs yet but unfortunatly they're all around us from what I understand.

[SELFBOW19953]

50 to 65 depending on the bow, 50 to 54# for 50" or less.  65# in a 62".  Got a 66" Kolometz that's 67#.

[KentuckyWolf]

54 or 55 @28. I can shoot more, I could shoot less but I like this weight. Not to hot, not to cold...just right. And, its deadly; add a heavy arrow with EFOC, and nothing is safe. I will put it up against anything extant or extinct in North America and almost anything on this planet. Give me some of those rambo "boom" tipped arrows and I will include mechanical monsters on that list too.....haha.

[Traddicted]

55-60# is a comfortable range for me.