Whats your favorite bow brand?
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Right now I'm shooting a BowTech. I'll probably start sampling bows when the 05's start rolling out. Who knows, maybe I'll be shooting something different next year if something can unseat my Patriot.
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Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
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I have been a long-time Darton fan, and the Viper that I have is still a good performer and very easy to shoot well. Now that I have a Darton that is very quiet and shock/recoil free to go along with the smooth draw and good performance (the Tundra), I really feel that I have found another great bow from Darton that I will have for a long time. ![Big Grin](https://www.huntingnet.com/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
That said, I couldn't resist the opportunity to get another Bowtech. I have an unfired 2002 Pro 40 I-cam model coming. I really preferred the heavier, older Bowtech riser of my Pro 38 DC to the newer, lighter "03 Pro 40 Wheely. I think it should be a good bow for me considering the way the '01 Pro 38 shot.![Wink](https://www.huntingnet.com/forum/images/smilies/wink.gif)
I have owned bows by Mathews, Hoyt, High Country, Pearson, McPherson, Merlin, Newberry, Bear, Jennings, Golden Eagle, York, and Continental. (I've been at this for a while and am plagued by curiosity![&:])
Darton and Bowtech are definitely my favorite companies.
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That said, I couldn't resist the opportunity to get another Bowtech. I have an unfired 2002 Pro 40 I-cam model coming. I really preferred the heavier, older Bowtech riser of my Pro 38 DC to the newer, lighter "03 Pro 40 Wheely. I think it should be a good bow for me considering the way the '01 Pro 38 shot.
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I have owned bows by Mathews, Hoyt, High Country, Pearson, McPherson, Merlin, Newberry, Bear, Jennings, Golden Eagle, York, and Continental. (I've been at this for a while and am plagued by curiosity![&:])
Darton and Bowtech are definitely my favorite companies.
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That said, I couldn't resist the opportunity to get another Bowtech. I have an unfired 2002 Pro 40 I-cam model coming.
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Mid-Missouri
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I am still looking for the perfect bow. I have not found it yet.
I am currently shooting a Bowtech Patriot Dually 2003 model. I really like this bow. Well over 300 fps with 7 7/8 brace heigth. If only it had a little bit of a valley in the draw. I dont like to shoot off the wall.
I believe the Bowtechs are the best thing going right now. Smooth, quiet, anf fast.
I am currently shooting a Bowtech Patriot Dually 2003 model. I really like this bow. Well over 300 fps with 7 7/8 brace heigth. If only it had a little bit of a valley in the draw. I dont like to shoot off the wall.
I believe the Bowtechs are the best thing going right now. Smooth, quiet, anf fast.
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Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: South Central Wisconsin
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Only one Mathew's reply, and a "next year". Either Mathews shooters aren't bothering to type in, or they are too focused on the season and not worried about "the other" brands.![Big Grin](https://www.huntingnet.com/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
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