idahoelkinstructor

I do agree that its time for a new bow, but I dissagree with keeping this unreliablebow for a backup. IMO a backup bow shouldbe like a tested, tried and trueloyal servant. Maybe its not used for the day to day chores anymore, but when needed it can be called upon with confidence because it has preformed and delivered in the past. My back up bow right now is a Martin Fury, yes its nothing like my newer Switchback, but that Fury has downed both elk and deer for me in the seven years I carried it into the woods. You bet I have total confidence in it if needs be.