I got me a Hoyt Kobalt..Set at 53 pounds..tru glo sight..whisker biscuit..detatchable fuse quiver..tru ball release..just got it a couple of weeks ago..what do you shoot?

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Pearson recurve, probably from the 70's. Bought it for $5 at a garage sale. Local bow shop owner looked it over and told me I did good, no cracks and nice balance. Pulls to about 45 lbs. If you can get your shot into the boiler room there's no problem. Once hit a nice doe in the hip on a crappy shot. She jumped as I released. Heard the arrow hit bone and pop back out. Arrow had blood and grease on it about three inches up. Last time I used it, felt real bad but saw her a week later limping but otherwise fully functional. Life is to full of work and kids right now for bow hunting. Sure miss it but there'll be other days.

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got a older PSE setting on 68 lbs of pull. shooting carbon arrows with the 75 grain muzzy's. if you have never shot carbons they are a great investment. when they are done you know it, dont have to worry bout the little bends in the alluminum arrows that you cant see sometimes. one of the best investments ive ever made when it comes to reliability.

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I have a bowtech 82nd airborne. Its set at 62lbs and shoots about 315 fps. I use 75gr muzzy and a drop away rest. Nice bow.

i had a mathews outback but this past spring i bought a diamond black ice and its amazing extreme sight drop zone rest with easton axis arrows tip with 100 gr wasp bullets and lots of limbsaver products its fast and quiet

Ive got an older Hoyt gamegetter 2. its a pretty reliable old bow that gets the job done. Could be used sparingly this next year as I am starting to convert to traditional with a long bow

Funny thing about those old PSE's, you don't draw intending to hold it very long, and you DON'T get your arm in the way when you let go of the string, huh? If it's set at 68lbs., you can bet you're HOLDING 68lbs. at full draw. I agree about the carbon arrows- they are probavly the best all around thing to happen to bow hunting.

I shoot either a PSE X -Force or an Oneida Tomcat. I shoot carbon express arrows and either Muzzy 3 blades or WASP mechanicals- both in 100 grain.

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HOYT KATERA awesome bow to say the least. can't wait to break it in this hunting season.

Pearson Spectre 7352. I looked at E-bay and saw one sold in GA for $92. I looked more mint than mine but same thing. Anyone else using this model bow?

Bear Compound from 1992, goes up to 70 lbs.

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I have a Martin Jaguar compound bow

Browning Rage one cam . had a few hoyts, pse , high country . now this one I think I will keep for a while.

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i use 2 different bows i ave a martin lynx set on 55 shooting instinctive then i have and old high country supreme with old pins and cobra rest the high country pulls 70 pounds. and holds 70 pounds. i shoot carbon arrows on both. i also use 125 grain broadheads on both bows. extremely accurate and deadly.

i shoot new hotron ascent compound. This is the first year they come out with em.shoot easton carbon arrown with 100 grain muzzys.Nice bow man,its actually for sale if anyone wants it cuz i got another PSE x-force.I have an add on firearms if anyones interested for 300.

my dad took the training wheels off my bow along time ago we shoot long bows and recurves