SCBigBuckHunter

If you shoot tournaments there are limits on the length depending on the class you shoot in, but other then that I think its personal preference.

Schultzy

No law on length for hunting either?

SCBigBuckHunter

I have not read anything like that in SC's regulations but I would not think there would be a law about that type of thing. I could be wrong though, its happened once or twice before.

Schultzy

Lmao! I was just curious, a buddy of mine asked me that tonight after we tracked and found his doe he got tonight. I told him i'd check with you guy's and see what you all knew or thought. Thanks anyway SC!

GMMAT

I shoot 3D with the exact same setup I hunt with (I did, last year). SO.....the stabilizer is as much for that as anything else. Plus....even at 10".....it has never been an issue in a tree. Not even close.

BullRider115

My set up looks very similar to Robs. Sureloc and Superstick. In the tree it has never been a problem. I do hunt out of a Doghouse TSC (68" base), that is where it is a bit tricky sometimes.

wis_bow_huntr

I usea 3 Inch Doinker

childers

i had the doiker but didnt like it as much as my 7 dollar walmart stalbilizer
but i really want to get one that is at least 7 inches and heavier

Rob/PA Bowyer

I agree with rybo as far as hunting goes but as a long time 3D etc shooter I still prefer the feel and looks of one plus I love to lean my bow up against things like I have it leaning against the stair railings in the second picture. Rarely if ever will I lay my bow down. I like the looks of a longer stabilizer too. Example, BigJ's looks odd to me only because of my long history with lengthy stabilizers.[8D]

kmunny19

the longer and heavier the stabilizer, the steadier you will be able to hold the bow(to a point). I look at it from a form standpoint, as well as a shock reduction standpoint.