For Sale One BUM Shoulder

BrowningFan · 01-10-2007, 09:05 PM

I wish I could sell it but since I can't I'm having to sell my bow.

In all seriousness I bought a brand new PSE Whitetail Obsession bow with all the trimmings almost exactly one year ago to get back into bow hunting after a 15 year layoff.

Well I shot it around the house a little until around October when I was diagnosed with a Bone Spur on my shoulder. If you have never had one I don't recommend.I have tried everything I know hoping it will calm down enough but after pretty much 2 months of doing nothing to aggrivate it I pulled back my bow today and I about Cried!

So here she is. Be glad to add pics if anyone is interested. I'm really interested in getting rid of the whole package and not so much breaking it up. If you are looking for a good starter bow or even a primary then this could be it.

[ul][*]PSE Whitetail Obsession: Set at 29" and 70Lbs, but highly adjustable on draw lenght and weight.[*]Sight is a Top Gun F-22 (5 pins) comes with Top Gun Sight Light[*]Whisker Biscuit rest[*]Limb Savers[*]Vibracheck Stabilizer[*]Top Gun One Piece Quiver[*]Scott Mongoose Release[*](10) GoldTip Expedition Hunter Arrows. Newly fletched with two white and 1 red bohning blazers. New white Bohning knocks and 6 of the arrows are white crested[/ul]
I hate to get rid of the bow but I cannot see it just sitting on the top shelf of my closet not being used. it is quiet and fast. I never even got to take it in the woods so when I say it is like new I truly mean it. I would like to get $550 for it plus shipping (I'll work with you to get the lowest I can). If you are interested let me know and I'll either send or post some pics.

Thanks and Take Care.

OH BTW.. I'm probably get rid of two climbers (Summit Viper (used once) and an oleMan (used a bit)) along with an ole Man lock on with stacking sticks, so if you are anyone you know are interested in them leme know.

gregholland · 01-11-2007, 03:57 AM

I hate to hear about your shoulder man. Try rehabing it by lowering the oundage on it and building up the muscle slowly so you can get back into shooting. I hate to lose another hunter to this.

danscott · 01-11-2007, 06:10 AM

I agree w/Greg. Turn it down to a point not painful and work on it for awhile.

nwochuck · 01-11-2007, 11:29 AM

I injured my shoulder 5 years ago. It took 5 years but was in the stand with a bow this year. Like suggested drop the poundage and build up slowly. You will regret it if you don't try.

BrowningFan · 01-17-2007, 07:45 AM

Thanks folks for the words of encouragement. I had a very interesting thing happen which will cause me to take this bow off the sale rack. I have always been able to shoot either left or right handed. I preferred right because I'm more comfortable with it. I have a friend who I'm helping do a rough sight in (left hand bow) and when I shoot it my shoulder only has very mild discomfort. I can't explain why but it's totally more comfortable shooting left than right. SOOO... looks like I'll be hunting around for a new left handed bow (my wife is going to LOVE this excuse to by new equipment LOL LOL ) anyway I'm going to hang on to my righty for back up or in case I get my shoulder totally rehabilitated later down the road. I'll probably be posting a little later to get your ideas of bows that are a little more forgiving. The one I have now is like 30" axle to axle and while I can totally handle that right handed it would take me quite some time to get use to it shooting left. Thanks again all for the words of encouragement. Take Care!