Are you brand loyal if so name them
02-26-2010, 11:50 AM
#22
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Sturgis, SD
Posts: 1,983
Don't consider myself brand loyal.
I have shot Bowtech's for 10 years because I like what they have had to offer. Every time I've gotten a new one I have shot several bows before buying, they seem to make what I like.
Don't even know how many sights, rests, quivers, stabs, arrows, broadheads, etc I have been through. Always trying out new things.
Have Mossy Oak Camo, Nat Gear, Military BDU's, Danner boots, Cabelas boots, LaCrosse boots.
I have shot Bowtech's for 10 years because I like what they have had to offer. Every time I've gotten a new one I have shot several bows before buying, they seem to make what I like.
Don't even know how many sights, rests, quivers, stabs, arrows, broadheads, etc I have been through. Always trying out new things.
Have Mossy Oak Camo, Nat Gear, Military BDU's, Danner boots, Cabelas boots, LaCrosse boots.
02-26-2010, 12:05 PM
#23
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: outback Australia in england now
Posts: 603
It's kind of sad the see many of you admit that you're brand loyal to a BOW company. That means you go through many years with blinders on and never really have an open mid to the best bows available every season.
Build me a better mousetrap and I'll be the first to buy it!
Build me a better mousetrap and I'll be the first to buy it!
the best bow is what shoots well for me and it happens to be darton have tried other brands most recently diamond and mathews
went back to darton and my shooting improved no end so no blinders just knowledge and quality
02-26-2010, 03:54 PM
#24
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Martinsburg, WV
Posts: 3,215
The list of products i WONT shoot is much shorter than the list of stuff i WILL. Theres only one bow brand I wont shoot anymore (its popular here, I have my reasons).
I am much more picky when it comes to fishing gear, I wont use ANYTHING but shimano reels.
I am much more picky when it comes to fishing gear, I wont use ANYTHING but shimano reels.
02-27-2010, 09:08 AM
#26
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location:
Posts: 7,367
I will and always have shot the equipment that I feel is best for me and my personal needs. I have shot many brands of bows, arrows, broadheads, etc. over 40 plus years Bowhunting.
My personal choice in Bows is currently BowTech and has been since 03. I have been on Staff since Dec. 06. Although Hoyt makes a quality Bow and I shot an AlphaMax last year side by side with my BowTech Captain for about a month. The AlphaMax is a Super bow, but IMO the Captain was just a touch quieter, a little less vibration, and a couple fps faster.
The only downside to the Captain was it is a little heavier, but since I am a Treestand hunter that was No Big deal.
Other Goodies I like are as follows:
1. Slick Trick Broadheads
2. Vapor Trail Limb Driver arrow rest as well as their Strings & Cables
3. HHA Ultra Optimizer Sight
4. Octane Bantam weight quiver.
5. CX Maxima arrows, I am planning on trying the Easton ACC Pro Hunters this year
6. Stabilizers I like Octane, B-Stinger, Doinker Multirod, and Vibracheck Icon
7. Sling Braid Slings
8. MeanV Suppressors
Dan
My personal choice in Bows is currently BowTech and has been since 03. I have been on Staff since Dec. 06. Although Hoyt makes a quality Bow and I shot an AlphaMax last year side by side with my BowTech Captain for about a month. The AlphaMax is a Super bow, but IMO the Captain was just a touch quieter, a little less vibration, and a couple fps faster.
The only downside to the Captain was it is a little heavier, but since I am a Treestand hunter that was No Big deal.
Other Goodies I like are as follows:
1. Slick Trick Broadheads
2. Vapor Trail Limb Driver arrow rest as well as their Strings & Cables
3. HHA Ultra Optimizer Sight
4. Octane Bantam weight quiver.
5. CX Maxima arrows, I am planning on trying the Easton ACC Pro Hunters this year
6. Stabilizers I like Octane, B-Stinger, Doinker Multirod, and Vibracheck Icon
7. Sling Braid Slings
8. MeanV Suppressors
Dan
02-27-2010, 09:10 AM
#27
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location:
Posts: 7,367
It's kind of sad the see many of you admit that you're brand loyal to a BOW company. That means you go through many years with blinders on and never really have an open mid to the best bows available every season.
Build me a better mousetrap and I'll be the first to buy it!
Build me a better mousetrap and I'll be the first to buy it!
See my post above
Dan
02-27-2010, 06:23 PM
#28
Fork Horn
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: S.Illinois
Posts: 333
I'm not really loyal to any brand of bow or accessories,I buy what feels best and does what I need it to do.
I am loyal to Harley-Davidson but will never put down any other brand,thats the only problem I have with brand loyal people,they will put down anything other than there favorite brand.And I know alot of Harley guys that do it and I can't stand it.
Thats what America is all about FREDOM OF CHOICE.
I am loyal to Harley-Davidson but will never put down any other brand,thats the only problem I have with brand loyal people,they will put down anything other than there favorite brand.And I know alot of Harley guys that do it and I can't stand it.
Thats what America is all about FREDOM OF CHOICE.
