Accessories... Just Get What You Need
#1
Accessories... Just Get What You Need
This is what I have on my bow:
-Arrow Rest (I have a whisker bisket) (The drop-awayseems to be very popular as well)
-Bow Sight (with bubble level recommended) (3 Pin Start for Bow-hunters)
-Peep Sight
-Quiver
-Dampers (Limbsaver Ultras to each limb and attaching stringsilencers tothe bowstring)
-Stabilizer
-Kisser Button (helps with keeping the same anchor point consistently)
This is what I think to recommend to any new bow-hunter; anything else you would recommend?
-Arrow Rest (I have a whisker bisket) (The drop-awayseems to be very popular as well)
-Bow Sight (with bubble level recommended) (3 Pin Start for Bow-hunters)
-Peep Sight
-Quiver
-Dampers (Limbsaver Ultras to each limb and attaching stringsilencers tothe bowstring)
-Stabilizer
-Kisser Button (helps with keeping the same anchor point consistently)
This is what I think to recommend to any new bow-hunter; anything else you would recommend?
#3
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Posts: 9,175
RE: Accessories... Just Get What You Need
My setup is USUALLY a stabilizer, a flipper rest, Limbsavers, spiderlegs and a nockset. And the stabilizer is optional.
Sometimes I'll get a wild hair and put sights and a peep on, and a loop if I want to use a release, but only if I want to shoot a certain class in 3D. For hunting, my bows don't wear sights and I don't use a release.
Sometimes I'll get a wild hair and put sights and a peep on, and a loop if I want to use a release, but only if I want to shoot a certain class in 3D. For hunting, my bows don't wear sights and I don't use a release.
#4
RE: Accessories... Just Get What You Need
ORIGINAL: TexasOaks
This is what I have on my bow:
-Arrow Rest (I have a whisker bisket) (The drop-wayseems to be very popular as well)
-Bow Sight (with bubble level recommended) (3 Pin Start for Bow-hunters)
-Peep Sight
-Quiver
-Dampers (Limbsaver Ultras to each limb and attaching stringsilencers tothe bowstring)
-Stabilizer
-Kisser Button (helps with keeping the same anchor point consistently)
This is what I think to recommend to any new bow-hunter; anything else you would recommend?
This is what I have on my bow:
-Arrow Rest (I have a whisker bisket) (The drop-wayseems to be very popular as well)
-Bow Sight (with bubble level recommended) (3 Pin Start for Bow-hunters)
-Peep Sight
-Quiver
-Dampers (Limbsaver Ultras to each limb and attaching stringsilencers tothe bowstring)
-Stabilizer
-Kisser Button (helps with keeping the same anchor point consistently)
This is what I think to recommend to any new bow-hunter; anything else you would recommend?
#5
RE: Accessories... Just Get What You Need
ORIGINAL: idahoelkinstructor
Examplefor antelope hunting or mule deer hunting here in the west where the shots can be either long or short range, most hunters want at least a 4 or 5 pin sight. Some prefer a single pin slider, and others might want a fancy 7 pin, again it just depends upon the hunter and his or her style.
ORIGINAL: TexasOaks
This is what I have on my bow:
-Arrow Rest (I have a whisker bisket) (The drop-wayseems to be very popular as well)
-Bow Sight (with bubble level recommended) (3 Pin Start for Bow-hunters)
-Peep Sight
-Quiver
-Dampers (Limbsaver Ultras to each limb and attaching stringsilencers tothe bowstring)
-Stabilizer
-Kisser Button (helps with keeping the same anchor point consistently)
This is what I think to recommend to any new bow-hunter; anything else you would recommend?
This is what I have on my bow:
-Arrow Rest (I have a whisker bisket) (The drop-wayseems to be very popular as well)
-Bow Sight (with bubble level recommended) (3 Pin Start for Bow-hunters)
-Peep Sight
-Quiver
-Dampers (Limbsaver Ultras to each limb and attaching stringsilencers tothe bowstring)
-Stabilizer
-Kisser Button (helps with keeping the same anchor point consistently)
This is what I think to recommend to any new bow-hunter; anything else you would recommend?