RE: One final time LX or Outback. Or a Hoyt.
 

Even if this is your last "opinion" gathering thread on your next bow, you really need to go out and shoot all them if you haven't already. And shoot them a bunch and figure it out for yourself. They all feel different, draw different, sound different and shoot different. Sure they are all great bows, but not the same!!! Quit asking questions like you need a mother and figure it out for yourself, after you've done your homework, on what's BEST FOR YOU. :D ;) :D Get whatever 1)feels best to you, what shoots the best for you, and what you feel most comfortable shooting. Good Luck!!

I bought an Xtec and couldn't be happier with it.

RE: One final time LX or Outback. Or a Hoyt.
 

IL Cornfed,I was wondering who was going to be the one to bust my chops on the topic over what was posted,so you get the gold star!,LOL.One other thing,It's trestand,not treestand.I just thought I'd mention this since you seem to be paying such close attention to detail...Bob

RE: One final time LX or Outback. Or a Hoyt.
 

This will be a purily hunting bow. Probably some bowfishing but otherwise deer hunting and maybe if i get one more with the gun, turkey hunting. I am not sure what my draw length is but i will probably be shooting at 65 lbs. I just wanted everybodys opinion on which bow they like best.

Stump_MN_Hunter, i have a question. What is your pro shop. The one i am going to is called Schaffers Archery, in Burnsville. I was just wondering if you have heard of it and where you are from. Also where another Pro shop might be south of the Twin Cities.

RE: One final time LX or Outback. Or a Hoyt.
 

I shot you an email Sharp. My email is [email protected] if you want to BS.

RE: One final time LX or Outback. Or a Hoyt.
 

I looked at the bows mentioned ( the two mathews andmultiple hoyts with cam and a half) and i though the hoyts were a heck of a lot better bow! good luck with the new bow

RE: One final time LX or Outback. Or a Hoyt.
 

I've been shooting hoyt foe the past 6 years and I have never had a problem. I think you would be happier with a Hoyt