Hoyt KATERA ad...
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Think about it, you guys bring up bowtech in this thread and then complain about thebowtech presence. How much sense does that make? [:@]
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You want to talk about Hoyts, then talk about Hoyts. yeesh.
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You want to talk about Hoyts, then talk about Hoyts. yeesh.
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While it's fun and quite normal to brag about our bows like we brag about the size of our "you know what", some people honestly believe that their bow is the "god almighty" of bows. Too many people focus on the name and brand, when the simple fact of it is, the best bow is the bow that feels most fomfortable to you and meets all your needs. Bowtech makes a great bow, but as people try to push them down others throat, they are quickly replacing Mathews as the "Ralph Lauren" of the bow world. (Big Name and Big Price) As far as I am concerned, there isn't a bow on the market that couldn't harvest any animalwe have harvested with the bows we have, weall have preferences to things such as speed, noise, brace height, axle to axle, among others. I have the Katera, love it, fullfills all my needs, and it replaced a Parker Fontier 2 plus thatkilled everything I shot at. The Katera is much like the Parker, but has less vibration and ALOT quieter, which is the reason for the replacing. Now, I know this will surely bring out some controversy, but it's like this. It's notthe name of your bow that kills a deer, it's how you shoot it!
Hoyts RULE!!!!!! LMFAO!
Hoyts RULE!!!!!! LMFAO!
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Im gonna look at the Bowtech 82nd because I need to keep on top of the game. My Trykon is too slow!!! If that Bowtech fits the need than cha-ching! I was not considering BTechh until the Deer and Turkey Classic where I flung a few from the 101st and the 82nd. I gotta say... schweeet and smokin arrow speed.
Later on I see my bow guy Chad and tell him the experience... he calls me a traitor to Hoyt and pushes me. I swiftly whooped his ace and realize he sells BTech as well so I helped him up. Katera VS 82ND in the shoot off of champions. Winner takes the debit card.
Later on I see my bow guy Chad and tell him the experience... he calls me a traitor to Hoyt and pushes me. I swiftly whooped his ace and realize he sells BTech as well so I helped him up. Katera VS 82ND in the shoot off of champions. Winner takes the debit card.
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ORIGINAL: Geronimo
If you look at the bow industry objectively, Bowtech has probably advanced the technology of the compound bow more than most other companies. I think this has led directly to their success....IMHO...
If you look at the bow industry objectively, Bowtech has probably advanced the technology of the compound bow more than most other companies. I think this has led directly to their success....IMHO...
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Here is an 7 year old Hoyt. These limbs look great, Btw this is hoyts only year they came out with a dual track idler wheel for single cams. It never really caught on, but a great idea,
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