Hoyt heading south
11-25-2006, 08:50 PM
#11
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RE: Hoyt heading south
ORIGINAL: MichaelT.
Hey HCH, who has the boring solocam with a fat grip?
Mathews
Hey Buellhunter, Who are you saying has the bow like warf would shoot?
Mathews; he was just agreeing, LOL.
I believe you guys are talking talking about two different bows, but you said "plus" at the start of your sentance, Buellhunter, making me think you are referring to one company.
I think HCH is speaking of Hoyt, and Buell is speaking of Bowtech. Am I wrong?
Thanks guys,
God bless
Hey HCH, who has the boring solocam with a fat grip?
Mathews
Hey Buellhunter, Who are you saying has the bow like warf would shoot?
Mathews; he was just agreeing, LOL.
I believe you guys are talking talking about two different bows, but you said "plus" at the start of your sentance, Buellhunter, making me think you are referring to one company.
I think HCH is speaking of Hoyt, and Buell is speaking of Bowtech. Am I wrong?
Thanks guys,
God bless
11-26-2006, 08:20 AM
#12
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RE: Hoyt heading south
I don't watch TV, but my last trip to my brothers was as usual filled with the latest hunting shows he tvo's before I get there. I was amazed at the advertising Hoyt does. That in it's self was alarming to me. It is one of the reasons I don't care for Mathews and TC. I have issues with Hoyt's customer service already. They can't even provide an email link.
11-26-2006, 12:52 PM
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RE: Hoyt heading south
You know Hoyt's have been around longer then many of the bow companies out there now. They have a huge proven track record that is pretty hard to argue against. If I remember correctly the prices between last years bow's offered by hoyt and this years is not much different so maybe that could just be your dealers doing. Now there is this other company called Reflex.... it is hoyts lower priced line of bows... kind of like Diamond is Bowtech's lower priced lineup. As far as the debate between mathews, hoyt, pse, darton, bowtech, browning, etc etc that will never end and if you shoot something that you like and shoot it well then good but dont bash someone for what they shoot. Not saying that is happening in this thread but it happens alot.
So if you dont like the prices of the new bows look at a cheaper line or buy a used one.
Oh I dont remember seeing very many commercials/ads for hoyt on hunting shows or in mags compared to the number of commercials/ads for mathews.
So if you dont like the prices of the new bows look at a cheaper line or buy a used one.
Oh I dont remember seeing very many commercials/ads for hoyt on hunting shows or in mags compared to the number of commercials/ads for mathews.
11-26-2006, 01:09 PM
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RE: Hoyt heading south
[:@]ya i feel the same way if they want to keep running i think they need to lower the prices just a bit!!! i shoot a hoyt and im looking for a new one so i hope they do drop the prices get any deer this year?
11-26-2006, 02:11 PM
#17
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RE: Hoyt heading south
hey hey hey, whats with the bashing.
I hear matthews is actually coming out with a lower priced bow, it's called the *******..... bahahahahah. I dont care who you are, thats there's funny right there.
I hear matthews is actually coming out with a lower priced bow, it's called the *******..... bahahahahah. I dont care who you are, thats there's funny right there.
11-26-2006, 02:50 PM
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RE: Hoyt heading south
ORIGINAL: BKA
You know Hoyt's have been around longer then many of the bow companies out there now. They have a huge proven track record that is pretty hard to argue against. If I remember correctly the prices between last years bow's offered by hoyt and this years is not much different so maybe that could just be your dealers doing. Now there is this other company called Reflex.... it is hoyts lower priced line of bows... kind of like Diamond is Bowtech's lower priced lineup. As far as the debate between mathews, hoyt, pse, darton, bowtech, browning, etc etc that will never end and if you shoot something that you like and shoot it well then good but dont bash someone for what they shoot. Not saying that is happening in this thread but it happens alot.
So if you dont like the prices of the new bows look at a cheaper line or buy a used one.
Oh I dont remember seeing very many commercials/ads for hoyt on hunting shows or in mags compared to the number of commercials/ads for mathews.
You know Hoyt's have been around longer then many of the bow companies out there now. They have a huge proven track record that is pretty hard to argue against. If I remember correctly the prices between last years bow's offered by hoyt and this years is not much different so maybe that could just be your dealers doing. Now there is this other company called Reflex.... it is hoyts lower priced line of bows... kind of like Diamond is Bowtech's lower priced lineup. As far as the debate between mathews, hoyt, pse, darton, bowtech, browning, etc etc that will never end and if you shoot something that you like and shoot it well then good but dont bash someone for what they shoot. Not saying that is happening in this thread but it happens alot.
So if you dont like the prices of the new bows look at a cheaper line or buy a used one.
Oh I dont remember seeing very many commercials/ads for hoyt on hunting shows or in mags compared to the number of commercials/ads for mathews.
11-26-2006, 02:54 PM
#20
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RE: Hoyt heading south
guys im not trying to bash a company, i just wanted to see what everyone else thought on the subject, but see matthews new bow msrp is something like $829 [:-], all they need is a couple more harmonic dampners and theyll be 1g