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buck_hunter14 10-19-2006 11:07 AM

What bow is the best to whitetail hunt?
 
What brand is the best to deer hunt with i have no clue about bow hunting i mainly rifle and muzzaloder hunt.

ABarOfSoap 10-19-2006 11:10 AM

RE: What bow is the best to whitetail hunt?
 
theres no right answer for this, they all do the same thing

buck_hunter14 10-19-2006 11:11 AM

RE: What bow is the best to whitetail hunt?
 
i know but wich should i buy???

ABarOfSoap 10-19-2006 11:13 AM

RE: What bow is the best to whitetail hunt?
 
wich ever one you try out at the store, and you like it for the money you want to spend... just make sure you try some out, dont base your bow on what people say, you need to try it first hand. i have a pse and like it, some people have matthews and like it, some like hoyt... they all kill deer the same.

nohillbilly 10-19-2006 11:14 AM

RE: What bow is the best to whitetail hunt?
 
A Jennings Buckmaster G2XL

mauser06 10-19-2006 11:17 AM

RE: What bow is the best to whitetail hunt?
 
whatever one feels best in YOUR hands and shoots the best for YOU.

your lucky your knew to archery..i could critique your list pretttty hard lol. you forgot BOWTECH! hope noone else catches that...for your sake;) just kidding...but honestly set a budget..you can spend 100-800$ and a BARE bow easy. set a price range for a fully rigged hunting bow. goto a shop and pick out some bows in your price range and shoot them all..see what YOU like...buy it..have them set you up and teach you to shoot...go kill a deer! its that easy......dont let name brands suck you in. find what feels best and you have the money for. archery can get prettttttty expensive even when trying to keep it fairly cheap. after you get used to the cheap stuff youll want to upgrade...id go middle of the price range for about everything...if you can afford more go for it itll help and be worth it after you get good

buck_hunter14 10-19-2006 11:17 AM

RE: What bow is the best to whitetail hunt?
 
i've gone to baas pro and i love them all!!!

ABarOfSoap 10-19-2006 11:19 AM

RE: What bow is the best to whitetail hunt?
 
my friend bought a fully equiped bow for 1500 $ and i shoot better than him with my 250 dollar bow

buck_hunter14 10-19-2006 11:19 AM

RE: What bow is the best to whitetail hunt?
 
thanks

buck_hunter14 10-19-2006 11:21 AM

RE: What bow is the best to whitetail hunt?
 
wat kind is his


SteveO KanevO 10-19-2006 11:22 AM

RE: What bow is the best to whitetail hunt?
 
Buy a bow, that you are comfortable with, try shooting different bows at your local archery shop, they wont mind (as long as you dont dry fire them). I personally wouldnt buy a parker. I've watched the limbs come off on several of them off the at full draw. I like my High Country Premier Force. I owned a jennings buckmaster 2000 and it was the quietest bow I ever bought. Smooth. And fairly fast. But the one I liked the most was the renegade. Fast, quiet, and light. Well around in my area Mathews Rules the Roost. The only mathews bows I really liked were the MQ-32's. Never shot a hoyt but the Vortec always appealed to my eye for some reason.

Monie 10-19-2006 11:25 AM

RE: What bow is the best to whitetail hunt?
 

ORIGINAL: buck_hunter14

i know but wich should i buy???
If you are new to archery, you should buy the bow that fits YOU and your pocketbook. There is no such thing as one bow being a perfect fit for everyone. I shoot a Diamond Liberty, because it fits ME, and not because Joe Blow says it's the coolest thing to have. You CANNOT shoot accurately with a bow that does not fit you.

The best thing you can do is go to an archery pro shop and check out the different bows. You want something that you think feels good, not something the salesman thinks feels good.

When determining your draw length, some places get it too long. Decide whether you will shoot with or without a release aid, because it will effect your draw length. Also, when you do shoot, do it with a slight bend in your elbow. This reduces right/left movement and eases the stress placed on your shoulder and you won't whack your arm. You don't want to whack your arm because ifyou do you will NEVER forget it! Mine was black and blue for more than a week and it covered my entire forearm.

If you wantsomething reasonable look into, Fred Bear, PSE, Reflex, Jennings and Martin. Sticker shock seems to be a big problem these days. If price is not an issue, look into Hoyt, Bowtech, Diamond, Elite, Mathews.

buck_hunter14 10-19-2006 11:35 AM

RE: What bow is the best to whitetail hunt?
 
so buy wat i like and fits me

Campo 10-19-2006 11:41 AM

RE: What bow is the best to whitetail hunt?
 

ORIGINAL: buck_hunter14

What brand is the best to deer hunt with i have no clue about bow hunting i mainly rifle and muzzaloder hunt.
Why isit that everyone always forgets Darton?
This poll,I must say, is a little, I dont know, pointless.[&:]

buck_hunter14 10-19-2006 11:44 AM

RE: What bow is the best to whitetail hunt?
 
i geuss u could say that i was just wanderin


Campo 10-19-2006 11:49 AM

RE: What bow is the best to whitetail hunt?
 

ORIGINAL: buck_hunter14

i geuss u could say that i was just wanderin

:)Understood

ABarOfSoap 10-19-2006 01:26 PM

RE: What bow is the best to whitetail hunt?
 

ORIGINAL: buck_hunter14

so buy wat i like and fits me

Exactly!

gzg38b 10-19-2006 08:13 PM

RE: What bow is the best to whitetail hunt?
 
Thats like asking what kind of woman is best. Blondes, brunettes, redheads, skinny, busty, rich, skanky?

I don't know man. That question is impossible to answer. Get the one that shoots best for you.

Fieldmouse 10-19-2006 08:17 PM

RE: What bow is the best to whitetail hunt?
 
Oneida hands down. It has some great advantages over the others.


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