Practice draw?
08-27-2007, 07:55 AM
#21
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Oct 2005
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Posts: 21,043
RE: Practice draw?
Like I said....My only experiences have been:
1) 12 degrees in VA.....blowing snow...and I had on enough clothes to pass for the Michelin man. I found out that day that I didn't need to be pulling 70lbs if I was going to hunt that type of weather, much.
2) 14 degrees and I shot after being on stand for almost5 hours.
I honestly dont care how you achieve what you're trying to achieve. You can do flips on stand if you want to. I honestly don't have any issues with drawing my bow.....and what you do doesn't concern me. I made a suggestion. Take it or leave it.
Kinda like using/not using scent-Lok, ya know
1) 12 degrees in VA.....blowing snow...and I had on enough clothes to pass for the Michelin man. I found out that day that I didn't need to be pulling 70lbs if I was going to hunt that type of weather, much.
2) 14 degrees and I shot after being on stand for almost5 hours.
I honestly dont care how you achieve what you're trying to achieve. You can do flips on stand if you want to. I honestly don't have any issues with drawing my bow.....and what you do doesn't concern me. I made a suggestion. Take it or leave it.
Kinda like using/not using scent-Lok, ya know
08-28-2007, 07:31 PM
#22
Typical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2006
Posts: 525
RE: Practice draw?
ORIGINAL: TeeJay
You all try heading for the tree in sub zero weather. Sit there for hours on end with 5-10 layers on, and then try to pull back 70 lb bow. Good luck with that. I am 37, and work construction. I am pretty physicly fit. Come on up ill put you out in a tree late in Dec. we will see how you do.
You all try heading for the tree in sub zero weather. Sit there for hours on end with 5-10 layers on, and then try to pull back 70 lb bow. Good luck with that. I am 37, and work construction. I am pretty physicly fit. Come on up ill put you out in a tree late in Dec. we will see how you do.
