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My favorite hunting is? This is why?
My favorite Hunting Bow is?
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One-piece Recurve, my first real Bow was a one-piece so the comfort/confidence is ingrained since thats all I've ever shot (two-years on "training wheels", but I saw the light and got rid of the heavy, soul-less thing)...
My first real Bow was a yard-sale Kodiak Magnum @52lbs($5.00 with a handfull of cedar arrows) when I was 14-15, loved that bow so much, very short and handy in NY thickets(though I thought I was genius for "discovering" a one finger above and one finger below to counter the extreme finger pinch), I bought another one maybe 10years later and used it untill 8years ago when I ordered a 60" BlackWidow PTF3...
My first real Bow was a yard-sale Kodiak Magnum @52lbs($5.00 with a handfull of cedar arrows) when I was 14-15, loved that bow so much, very short and handy in NY thickets(though I thought I was genius for "discovering" a one finger above and one finger below to counter the extreme finger pinch), I bought another one maybe 10years later and used it untill 8years ago when I ordered a 60" BlackWidow PTF3...
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Great grip
Quiet
Longbow limbs give it nice string angles
Relatively light
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YOu don't have three piece recurve as a choice bud.....My border black douglas is my go to bow....I have 43# and 53# and 60# limbs for it..
I have an border ILF in a 53# set too and a border ILF longbow #53 too raptor...and those will be my hunting bows unless I unload some to by a covert hunter...hmmm
Jer
I have an border ILF in a 53# set too and a border ILF longbow #53 too raptor...and those will be my hunting bows unless I unload some to by a covert hunter...hmmm
Jer
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Come on Jer,,you do not a juevo in the proverbial sack if you do not get a Covert!lol
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haha Sam.....I know Jer
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I was searching for an ILF recurve before they became a common thing,and I didn't actually realise it was even ILF I was looking for.
It was just any good quality metal risered hunting bow I wanted.
It started when I saw a Hoyt hunting recurve in a shop in the mid too late 90's.
I think it was a Talon but couldn't really be positive about that now.
Anyway,by the time I raised the money the bow had sold and gone out of production so I just went back to shooting my Martin Mamba.
A few years later my Mrs insisted that we buy a home PC and a whole new world opened up about the same time that DAS hit the market.
So I bought a DAS hunter but wasn't totally happy with some of the vibes surrounding it so I sold it an replaced it with the first Hoyt Dorado to be bought into NZ.
When I hurt my back I sold the Dorado, but eventually recovered enough to get back into archery and bought a 17" Titan which I'm very happy with.
I Just need the 19 inch Titan an the black magic to complete the whole trifactor now.
John.
It was just any good quality metal risered hunting bow I wanted.
It started when I saw a Hoyt hunting recurve in a shop in the mid too late 90's.
I think it was a Talon but couldn't really be positive about that now.
Anyway,by the time I raised the money the bow had sold and gone out of production so I just went back to shooting my Martin Mamba.
A few years later my Mrs insisted that we buy a home PC and a whole new world opened up about the same time that DAS hit the market.
So I bought a DAS hunter but wasn't totally happy with some of the vibes surrounding it so I sold it an replaced it with the first Hoyt Dorado to be bought into NZ.
When I hurt my back I sold the Dorado, but eventually recovered enough to get back into archery and bought a 17" Titan which I'm very happy with.
I Just need the 19 inch Titan an the black magic to complete the whole trifactor now.
John.
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I'm puttin selfbows on the chart.
Why? Why use what I don't need?
Why? Why use what I don't need?
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I fully support you in that decision Jeff and you notice I did not forget you on the poll.
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After experimenting for the past few months with shorter factory risers I find I'm going more and more back to what I've found that I'm most comfortable with....my Warfs.... particularly my Black Bear Warf. It's proven to be the smoothest, most accurate for me in my 3D endeavors, stands to reason it'll do the same for hunting. I would like to try a Warf in a shorter length, something 18"-19", and probably DAS this time just for brush/blind shooting.
May be time for a little horse-trading....
May be time for a little horse-trading....
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I'm thinking I like 21's but it seems for a hunter that a 19 would be the best all around length. LR,,find yourself a Hoyt tracker?
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Sam I'm going to have to do a little house cleaning/horse trading first but looking for something along those lines. If you come across one let me know. I wish I could have taken advantage of that 18" Quinn you had....
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uh-oh SAM.....
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I will bro!
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I shoot a 45 pse
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I do like a BB with shorts for hunting and have killed several with that set up. A guy can get a set of shorts a tad heavy in weight and back them out which makes the preload and geometry a little more leaned back for a 28-29 inch draw. I have had several high dollar risers and always return to a Warf for my go to Bow because I know they work and do not worry about beating it up if I slip and fall put a scratch on it.
I have killed Elk and WT with a Bear Black Bear warf and know they work.
I think a lot of it is,,and I understand it, to have the latest greatest high dollar so called "Cool" riser and limbs but basic stuff will kill just as good if your handling your end on a shot at Game.
I have killed Elk and WT with a Bear Black Bear warf and know they work.
I think a lot of it is,,and I understand it, to have the latest greatest high dollar so called "Cool" riser and limbs but basic stuff will kill just as good if your handling your end on a shot at Game.
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