Economical way to start bowhunting?
09-22-2008, 04:48 PM
#11
Nontypical Buck
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RE: Economical way to start bowhunting?
Just got home from work and figured I'd go look. The bow that I have now is a Herter's Perfection Kiowa 60" I believe. If that doesn't sound right then it's probably not it. If I'm going to get one, do I need to factor in a somewhat weak shoulder? Is there a way to work with that? It's my right shoulder and I shoot right right handed.
09-22-2008, 06:48 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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RE: Economical way to start bowhunting?
lower the draw only thing i would think of would be weather it is a 40 to 60 or 50 to 70 draw weight and ofcorse draw lenth but that is for everyone
ORIGINAL: SuperKirby
Just got home from work and figured I'd go look. The bow that I have now is a Herter's Perfection Kiowa 60" I believe. If that doesn't sound right then it's probably not it. If I'm going to get one, do I need to factor in a somewhat weak shoulder? Is there a way to work with that? It's my right shoulder and I shoot right right handed.
Just got home from work and figured I'd go look. The bow that I have now is a Herter's Perfection Kiowa 60" I believe. If that doesn't sound right then it's probably not it. If I'm going to get one, do I need to factor in a somewhat weak shoulder? Is there a way to work with that? It's my right shoulder and I shoot right right handed.
09-22-2008, 06:52 PM
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RE: Economical way to start bowhunting?
Bob's a good guy, and one hell of a cornhole player, just ask him!!!! 
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09-22-2008, 07:01 PM
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RE: Economical way to start bowhunting?
ORIGINAL: GR8atta2d
HEY... I have a life long streak of never losing at it..My record speaks for itself!
Bob's a good guy, and one hell of a cornhole player, just ask him!!!!
HEY...
I have a life long streak of never losing at it..My record speaks for itself!
09-22-2008, 07:13 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Economical way to start bowhunting?
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lower the draw only thing i would think of would be weather it is a 40 to 60 or 50 to 70 draw weight and ofcorse draw lenth but that is for everyone
lower the draw only thing i would think of would be weather it is a 40 to 60 or 50 to 70 draw weight and ofcorse draw lenth but that is for everyone
ORIGINAL: SuperKirby
Just got home from work and figured I'd go look. The bow that I have now is a Herter's Perfection Kiowa 60" I believe. If that doesn't sound right then it's probably not it. If I'm going to get one, do I need to factor in a somewhat weak shoulder? Is there a way to work with that? It's my right shoulder and I shoot right right handed.
Just got home from work and figured I'd go look. The bow that I have now is a Herter's Perfection Kiowa 60" I believe. If that doesn't sound right then it's probably not it. If I'm going to get one, do I need to factor in a somewhat weak shoulder? Is there a way to work with that? It's my right shoulder and I shoot right right handed.
That's a RECURVE, it's doesn't really have a "draw-length" per se, it's probably 60# at 28", thats how they are usually measured, which is a LOAD when you consider 0% let-off, and it only gets worse if you're trying to draw it back to 30-31" which is what I draw on a recurve!!!!
