12- Team "MEGA Bucks" Official Thread
08-31-2006, 01:46 PM
#101
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: jacksonville illinois USA
Posts: 700
RE: 12- Team Official Thread
im shooting a hoyt viper tech with 100 grain muzzy 4 blades.
Q2INWHITETAILS what do you think of your trykon. i think thats my next bow after this season, it was really smooth and quiet when i shot i.t it and the tribute are up in the air right now. i cant decide but either way it will be after thisseason before i get it.
Q2INWHITETAILS what do you think of your trykon. i think thats my next bow after this season, it was really smooth and quiet when i shot i.t it and the tribute are up in the air right now. i cant decide but either way it will be after thisseason before i get it.
08-31-2006, 03:04 PM
#102
Fork Horn
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Altoona,Pa
Posts: 223
RE: 12- Team Official Thread
duckdog132 I love it!!! I had to get used to the roll over butI was alsocoming from shooting a Mathews which is very smooth. What sold me on it was the follow through when I released, it felt " normal " just like ( speaking of old time RD ) my GoldenEagle Hawk ( which I still Have ) it fits like a glove and for me thats important. I had my mind set on a Switchback and Rob/Pa ( my long time friend and hunting partner ) called and told me to wait and shoot the big three. Trykon, Switchback, and the Bowtech Allegience. All three were great and worth the purchase but the comfort and follow through won out. I'm shooting around 289 fps with my 27' Gold tips. Rob chose the Bowtech Allegience with the speed cams which is fast,( speed cams ) smooth to draw with a nice follow through shooting around 305fps but you have hold back tp the wall, any creeping and the bow will release forward no forgiveness in the inching up area. Our good friend tkycaller has a Switchback, again great bow smooth draw nice follow through on the lower end of the fps but it didnt have the feel for me. If or before you choose shootall three and go for the change but Duck The Trykon is SWEET.
08-31-2006, 05:14 PM
#103
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Michigan
Posts: 5,076
RE: 12- Team Official Thread
Well my fellow team mates it's official , I'm done as of 11:36 am today August 31st 2006 I retired from G.M. Willow Run Power Train after 31 years.
I here by declare myself a full time hunter from this day forward , Tomarow morning I'll go out to my happy hunting grounds and hang up my treestands then just spend the whole day there.
When my season starts Oct. 1st I'll take my old relic and get in to one of my stands and enjoy my time out there.
I here by declare myself a full time hunter from this day forward , Tomarow morning I'll go out to my happy hunting grounds and hang up my treestands then just spend the whole day there.
When my season starts Oct. 1st I'll take my old relic and get in to one of my stands and enjoy my time out there.
08-31-2006, 06:13 PM
#104
Typical Buck
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Tuttle, OK
Posts: 714
RE: 12- Team Official Thread
Congrats RD, that must be an awesome feeling. Maybe in about 30-35 years I can say the same thing. I can't complain too much, I landed a great job right out of college. Congrats again and enjoy!!
08-31-2006, 08:13 PM
#108
Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Oct 1998
Location: Hughesville, PA USA
Posts: 18,322
RE: 12- Team Official Thread
Hey RD, from one team to another, from one bowhunter to another, congratulations...now, from what I understand by the few retirees that I know, they say they are busier after retirement....can't figure out how they got stuff done working full time...find time to hunt...LOL then again....you are the opposition...keep busy.
