ORIGINAL: BOWFANATIC
For strictly hunting purposes your right BigJ , however alot (probably most) folks who visit here regularly ,shoot their bows all year long , so it is important to pick out a bow that feels good when shooting it. I know I wouldn't look forward to a 3d shoot knowing that my bow had alot of hand shock , or that my arm would be ready to fall off by the end of the day due to a harsh draw cycle. So it's important to keepall that in mind when picking out a bow.
Out of the selections given , I enjoyed shooting the Hoyt Ultratech the best.
Your right, just to be clear I was talking about strictly hunting bows. I do however shoot my bow(s) all year as well. While I do not compete I do practice often. I have never had any problems with hand shock nor was I ever tired of shooting even after the longest of practice days, andmy Blood Brother or Rage Onewould never be confused with "high line" bows.
Maybe Browning does make the best bows in the world. And to think I foundthe RageOnein the garbage........