Stroll Down Memory Lane:
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Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Delaware, Ohio
Posts: 89
Stroll Down Memory Lane:
What make of bow did you kill your first deer with? or What was your favorite hunting bow (pre single cam revolution.
Every year I think back on all the bows that I have owned and one keeps sticking out in my mind. It was a HoytPro Force Cam in the tan camo. It was smooth by standards of the day and deadly accurate. I sold it to keep up with the jones's. I took my first doe with it and hindsight being what it is I wish I would have saved that one bow.
Every year I think back on all the bows that I have owned and one keeps sticking out in my mind. It was a HoytPro Force Cam in the tan camo. It was smooth by standards of the day and deadly accurate. I sold it to keep up with the jones's. I took my first doe with it and hindsight being what it is I wish I would have saved that one bow.
#2
RE: Stroll Down Memory Lane:
My first deer was killed by a Browning Timber wolf, that was back when browning was still browning not PSE. If i remember correctly easton alluminum arrows, rocky mountain heads and i was pulling about 50 lbs. I was 12.
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RE: Stroll Down Memory Lane:
I killed my first deer with a bow when i was 14 with a Golden Eeagle Sparrowhawk 50# 29"draw(i have long arms thats why i am pitchin' in college)Easton 2213 arrow tipped with a 100gr. Thunderhead. It was a great day!
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RE: Stroll Down Memory Lane:
My first bow kill was with a Bear Polar LTD. I was shooting instinctively with fingers in the mid '70s, it was a small doe in Bradford Co. Pa. I remember like it was yesterday.
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RE: Stroll Down Memory Lane:
Going way back now, 1st bow- BEAR Whitetail ll,Easton aluminum arrows, razorback broadheadswas so disgusted with it I threw it rightin the swamp.Next was a BROWNING XCaliber ll(wooden) Beeman arrows, anderson broadheads. I killed plenty of deer with it, but lost plenty too. The wooden Browningversion was far too noisy. The anderson broadheads did major damage to deer, but do to their size, they flew aweful.