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How much would it take 2 give up your trad bow??

Started by overbo, December 24, 2013, 10:16:00 AM

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overbo

So you call your favorite bowyer to wish him and family a merry Christmas. During your season greetings he mentions he has developed a new limb design that has the exact same shooting characteristics as your previous bow but he has enhanced the performance.

My question to all is,''How much feet per second '' increase would it take for you to buy the new bow??


None-- that's not what traditional equipment is all about.

huntnmuleys

I don't know how fast any of my bows shoot to begin with. well one I guess was chronied years ago, but otherwise...


but I can always be had...
is it September yet??

Pete McMiller

None, my bows shoot fast enough for me now and I shoot them well - I really don't have a need for any other design - except maybe a takedown.
Pete
WTA
CTAS
PBS

Charter member - Ye Old F.A.R.T.S and Elkaholics Anonymous

MOLON LABE  [mo 'lon  la 've]

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Wisconsin Bowhunters Association - Life Member

T Lail

as long as it shoots out the other side of the game I hunt......that is fast enough and heavy enough for me......I have no idea how fast any of my bows shoot ?????
NCBA Life Member
Compton Member
Carolina Traditinal Archers
Bowhunter Education Instructor

Gdpolk

I don't care about speed. If I did I would use a crossbow. If the made it more quiet and dead in the hand, I might try one but I'm mighty fond of my keepers
1pc and 2pc Sarrels Sierra Mountain Longbows - both 53.5lbs @ 29"

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bigbadjon

It would have to be sustantial if it were just speed. I would switch without much thought if the put in features I prefer. For example if A&H put out a riser with a longer sight window I would be all over it.
Hoyt Tiburon 55#@28 64in
A&H ACS CX 61#@28in 68in (rip 8/3/14)


It would not be a fps thing for me, but a feel thing. If my bowyer called me up and told me that (which has happened a time or two), I would be at his shop ASAP to try out the new bow, but would only be interested in buying one if the "feel" was there.

Bisch

Bill Carlsen

It would have to be a tack driver in my hands or it's no good.
The best things in life....aren't things!

nineworlds9

It would have to look even better and be even more durable and easy to shoot well.  Speed alone would not make me give up a bow I truly love.
52" Texas Recurve
58" Two Tracks Ogemaw
60" Toelke Chinook
62" Tall Tines Stickflinger
64" Big Jim Mountain Monarch
64" Poison Dart LB
66" Wes Wallace Royal
            
Horse Creek TAC, GA
TBOF

ChuckC

I have gotten too old to worry about that.  I like what I got, thank you very much.

ChuckC

ISP 5353


mcgroundstalker

If you are looking for a reason to buy another bow, tell yourself this... "Who ever dies with the most toys, wins!"  :dunno:

... mike ...
"Be faithful in small things because it is in them that your strength lies"

Dave Lay

ive pretty much decieded i have the perfect hunting bow after buying and selling a bunch of em i have no idea of my current fps but it does regulary get 2 holes and usually a red arrow sticking in the dirt  thats plenty of fps for me.. so like others its not really much of a factor
Compton traditional bowhunters
PBS regular
Traditional bowhunters of Arkansas
I live to bowhunt!!!
60" Widow SAV recurve 54@28
60" Widow KBX recurve 53@27
64" DGA longbow 48@27

Tradcat

The American Indians killed deer and other wild game with bow's that averaged 30-35 lbs....SO, with that being said...my bow now is "FAST"

GreyGoose

I gave up a lot of fps returning to traditional bowhunting and archery, so it's kind of a moot point, as long as I can reach out and touch something.  Not that numbers are bad - I always like to have one more reason to acquire another bow!
Jim

Bowhunter4life

None...  I tend to end up with one of everything sooner or later...  I do have several that just seem to stay with me and tend to go to the woods with me though...
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