Would you consider it overkill?
#12
RE: Would you consider it overkill?
I don't really need five pins with 20 feet of wrapped fiber.
I don't really need the lightest weight peep available on the market.
I don't really need a fall away rest.
I don't really need an STS.
I suppose I could get rid of quite a bit and still kill animals just as effectively.
I don't really need the lightest weight peep available on the market.
I don't really need a fall away rest.
I don't really need an STS.
I suppose I could get rid of quite a bit and still kill animals just as effectively.
#13
RE: Would you consider it overkill?
heck, id say most of our whole rigs are over kill...the past proves we dont need what we have to hunt....
but based on a "typical" bow hunting rig, id say my viper sights are probably overkill....010 pins and an extention just isnt really needed for a 20yd shot on a deer IMO...but, i love my sights!
but based on a "typical" bow hunting rig, id say my viper sights are probably overkill....010 pins and an extention just isnt really needed for a 20yd shot on a deer IMO...but, i love my sights!
#14
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Posts: 9,175
RE: Would you consider it overkill?
Let's see. I don't use sights. I shoot fingers and use a simple flipper rest, although arthritis flare-ups are making me lean toward hunting with a release now. Sometimes I've got a stabilizer on the bow. My arrows run about 560 grains with 5" feathers and wear cut on contact 2-blade broadheads. Even when I'm using my compound, I'm still shooting traditional. So, nope. No overkill.
#16
RE: Would you consider it overkill?
I am sure there are things on my Bow that are actually overkill, but none I would part with. $200 sight for one thing. 1st sight I ever played with was a painted toothpick taped on my bow.
Kids will do what they have toKilled my 1st rabbit with that Bow too.
Dan
Kids will do what they have toKilled my 1st rabbit with that Bow too.
Dan