Parker Ultralight 31. Recieved it as a gift for graduating with my bachelors degree in Dec of 04

mathews lx

I'm using a older model Hoyt not sure what kind if anyone knows any info let me know. 70 lb 29 inch Took off the sights cuz i love the challenge, no arm guard and actually have never ripped any skin off myself with it.

Firebrand Discovery.

Mathews Switchback XT 27",55#
Beeman ICS Hunter 400 arrows
Thunderhead 100 grain broadheads

Reflex super slam

All right dont laugh but im hunting with a Golden Eagle Protech (Wal-Mart Special) 70lb at 29 inch draw bought it 4 years ago to get back into Bowhunting and have killed a buck every year since and cant get rid of me lucky charm.

I love my Mathews Q2XL

I hunt with a cheap Darton that I got for $200. I've taken a few nice bucks with it. The bow really doesn't make a difference. I shoot with finger tabs and am not all that accurate at ranges over 20 yards. Because I shoot only at point blank range, it really doesn't matter. The absolutely critical factor is not freaking out. When I was younger I always freaked out and was not very successful. Now that I am more relaxed, it and can calmly set up and take shots, I rarely miss. I can't even remember the last time I wounded an animal... I am thinking sometime in the mid 90s. The sad irony is that until you have actually shot a few animals, you really aren't prepared to shoot at animals. The more shooting situations you find yourself in, the less likely you are to wound. I would bet the farm that wound ratios are based more on the maturity of hunter than any other factor. I firmly believe that the bow plays no part. A mature hunter knows the limitations of his bow and of his himself and takes his shots accordingly. With age comes a drop in testorone so that the hunter can control the almost overwhelming urge to take shots at deer that are out of his range.

Hoyt Trykon 29" draw set for 62#'s shooting Carbon Evelutions and G5 Montecs. Bodoodle Bullet rest