Picked up my son's bow friday
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Picked up my son's bow friday
Darton Fury 2003 model. The dealer had a left handed model left over so we worked a deal out on it. Big problem he hit a knock on his third shot and has done it a few more times since then. Any suggestions??[8D]
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RE: Picked up my son's bow friday
I just picked up my boy's bow a few weeks ago. A Browning Mirage 20-30#. He is seven and can't stop bugging me to shoot. I gave him my spare release and after shooting with it the first time he said "that thing I don't like it's too much trouble". Who knows I guess he'll be a finger shooter.
I thought 35#s was the min for deer hunting. He could only pull 20 so I couldn't buy the 30-40# bow. Someone at bass pro told me 30 was the min in most states. Anyone know? I suppose it's in the hunting regs but I don't ever seem to read them.
I thought 35#s was the min for deer hunting. He could only pull 20 so I couldn't buy the 30-40# bow. Someone at bass pro told me 30 was the min in most states. Anyone know? I suppose it's in the hunting regs but I don't ever seem to read them.
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RE: Picked up my son's bow friday
Someone at bass pro told me 30 was the min in most states. Anyone know?
CharlieP,
My suggestion is to get a new bow. Shooting that kind of accuracy might lead to outshooting his dad....
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RE: Picked up my son's bow friday
He's 13 been shooting since he was 5. He out grew his bow last year and I couldn't afford to get him a new one, so he didn't shoot for almost a full year. He saved up $125 toward this bow shoveling driveways and picking up cans off of state land we walk on.
PA, I'll just accidently cut his string if that happens.[8D]
PA, I'll just accidently cut his string if that happens.[8D]