Man,I am pissed.October 1st is my opener,well should be.Turns out its a Monday and I have to work-lol-Looks like my opener will be the Wednesday and Thursday that week.Good news is though,I will be the only one out in the woods.
I am so ready as well guys.
Good luck

LOL--Mike-I watched your video on your Tribute and was very impressed in the sound and speed of your bow.Your dad also owns a great bow being the Drenalin.Keep the Trib,the binary cams are better in my oppinion,smoother on heavy drawing bows then the single cam.
Now go get yourself the QAD ultra drop away and you will have one mean shooting machine.
Shoot-For $650 bucks loaded for a new Trib I just may jump on that offer-lol--The bow starts at $899 Bare bow here[:@]

It sounds great

PS--I just got the STS on my APA Suphan and it sounds great

Yeah I am keeping my Tribute. My Tribute is faster than his Dreanlin but it is louder, now that they are about the same (as far as sound), there is no way I would go to a Mathews.

I paid $600 for my bow, that was $649.99 but they gave me $50 off. I also looked at the QAD but I heard some bad things about it. I bought and installed the RipCord drop away but that was the loudest POS I have ever seen. My dad shoots the LimbSaver drop away on his Mathews and it is quiet.

I think you're making the right decision. For that price on the bow you can't beat it. I haven't seen a Tribute around here for less than $679. The difference in noise is irrelevant if you ask me. In my opinion I would go with the Muzzy Zero Effect Next Gen on the Tribute. I put one on my Allegiance last year and I loved it. I'd have one on my Guardian right now if they had a model that worked with these bows. The MZE took about a half hour to install. Hardest part was installing their provided cable slide. Once that was on the final install was a breeze. I like it because there are no cables to worry about and the rest never makes contact with the shelf like most other drop aways so you don't get that little slap on release.

Picked up a 10'x14' steel shed,starting the base today and regretting the fact that I have to build the shed on it-lol-2 boxes and the bag of nuts and bolts are enough to put tears in your eyes.Not sure if I have the patience for this job or not-lol-But I do need it for my 4 wheeler,lawn mower and other things.Cant afford to build the garage yet.

Went back out last night to check the apples and the deer are really hitting them.I also checked my "trophy rock"(salt lick) and the deer have been hitting it as well.Its all starting to look better come opener(Wednesday October 3rd)[] Man,you guys will have 2 days on me before I can hit the woods[:'(]Ahhhh,its all good

I wanted to get the MZE but I heard that you have to find someone that knows how to tune them because if they are not tuned right, they are a nightmare...so I bought the RipCord...and you know all about that POS.

Personally, I like my Whisker Biscuit. I plan to switch to a drop-away for next year but its too late now to change.

I would disagree. Once you actually have it installed on your bow the MZE is no harder to tune than any other rest in my opinion. They include a nice DVD with instructions that I found very helpful.

I was actually told that by a BowTech rep...

I was also told by a bow shop owner that he, although sells them, has removed more MZE than any other drop-away because they can't get it tuned properly. Also, one of my buddies had one on his bow and he said he could not get it shooting correctly so he switched to a cheap drop-away and has had zero problems.

1 hr left of work until I am off for opening weekend!!!!!!

I am going to do a little shooting when I get home, then out to Bass Pro I go to return some leaky boots. Gonna get up in the morning and head to the woods to set-up my stand...man I can't believe it's almost here. I am actually starting to come down with a cold too!!![:'(]

20 minutes left of work!!!!

My dad just dropped off our block target so I could use it tonight and I am ready! WOOOOHOOOOOO