want to buy a new bow
#1
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Nontypical Buck
Joined: Jan 2006
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From: Newtonville, Ontario, Canada
Hello everyone. I want to buy a new bow for hunting and would like everyone's input. I want a bow in the 60# to 70# range. It does not have to be crazy fast. All I want is a bow that is quiet and smooth but most of all I want a bow with the least amount of maintenance or adjustments. Any ideas guys?
#3
Joined: Jan 2006
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From: N.C
well these are the one ive had and know about try mathews switchback parker has great bows look at them and now im shooting a bowtech tomkat and i love it so check these out and let us know how you liked um
#6
dnk,
Check out this website on all the makes/models of bows. Sort them out, whichever way, then read about them andthen decided what one would be best for you.
http://www.huntersfriend.com
THEN... go try out the bows you picked out from the website and see if they are what you want.
Check out this website on all the makes/models of bows. Sort them out, whichever way, then read about them andthen decided what one would be best for you.
http://www.huntersfriend.com
THEN... go try out the bows you picked out from the website and see if they are what you want.
#7
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Newtonville, Ontario, Canada
The most important quality I am looking for is low or no maintenance. There is no information on this quality except from you guys and your experience. I bought my Bennelli, Excalibur and Savage muzzle loader for those qualities. Sooooooooo guys, any thoughts?
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ORIGINAL: Dnk
The most important quality I am looking for is low or no maintenance. There is no information on this quality except from you guys and your experience. I bought my Bennelli, Excalibur and Savage muzzle loader for those qualities. Sooooooooo guys, any thoughts?
The most important quality I am looking for is low or no maintenance. There is no information on this quality except from you guys and your experience. I bought my Bennelli, Excalibur and Savage muzzle loader for those qualities. Sooooooooo guys, any thoughts?
If you want a hint look below. I wouldn't want to offend anybody by saying the truth.[:-]
#9
If you want some real Ideas. Go to a few archery shops and shoot some of the demo's they have set up get the one that fits you the best and you like the best.Their are a lot of good bows out their but we all have our own opinon!!
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Newtonville, Ontario, Canada
ORIGINAL: D.Parsons
Their are a lot of good bows out their but we all have our own opinon!!
Their are a lot of good bows out their but we all have our own opinon!!
I think I will check out the BowTech but I think I will also lurk around all the posts to see what everyone complains about. The idea of slaving two cams/wheels together is great.
MilDotMaster, how long has BowTech been doing that and is there anyone else that does it?



Good luck