For you guys with more than 1 bow....
12-01-2006 | 07:34 AM
#11
Nontypical Buck
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From: Norman OK USA
RE: For you guys with more than 1 bow....
ORIGINAL: Germ
I am at work, management does not like me spooning at work[:@]
ORIGINAL: PA Hardwoods
Germ, ROSS? Honestly! Don't you have some spooning to go back to? JK
Ross is a very nice bow.
ORIGINAL: Germ
Yes I have 4, two for hunting.
I also still have old mathews MQ1, I have killed most of my deer with MQ1. He is my bow "Hall of fame"
I would keep two.
A bowtech? ROSS taste better Jeff[8D]
Buy 1 Ross problem solved[8D]
Yes I have 4, two for hunting.
I also still have old mathews MQ1, I have killed most of my deer with MQ1. He is my bow "Hall of fame"
I would keep two.
A bowtech? ROSS taste better Jeff[8D]
Exactly, I never want to not be able to hunt because of a equipment failure
Ross is a very nice bow.
12-01-2006 | 07:37 AM
#12
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Howard PA USA
RE: For you guys with more than 1 bow....
ORIGINAL: Germ
I am at work, management does not like me spooning at work[:@]
ORIGINAL: PA Hardwoods
Germ, ROSS? Honestly! Don't you have some spooning to go back to? JK Ross is a very nice bow.
ORIGINAL: Germ
Yes I have 4, two for hunting.
I also still have old mathews MQ1, I have killed most of my deer with MQ1. He is my bow "Hall of fame"
I would keep two.
A bowtech? ROSS taste better Jeff[8D]
Buy 1 Ross problem solved[8D]
Yes I have 4, two for hunting.
I also still have old mathews MQ1, I have killed most of my deer with MQ1. He is my bow "Hall of fame"
I would keep two.
A bowtech? ROSS taste better Jeff[8D]
Exactly, I never want to not be able to hunt because of a equipment failure
Ross is a very nice bow.
12-01-2006 | 08:41 AM
#16
Dominant Buck
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From: land of the Lilliputians, In the state of insanity
RE: For you guys with more than 1 bow....
I dont really keep a back up bow per say. I use to keep a back up compound, a back up recurve, and a long bow. Never used the respective back up, instead I would grab a different type of bow, when the one I was planing on using messed up (which happenend just a few times in 20+ years). I sold my extra compounds, but keep my trad bows. Trad bows tend to be more personal than a compound. You get more of a bond to a trad bow than you do a compound. A trad bow tends to become a part of you.
12-01-2006 | 08:49 AM
#17
Giant Nontypical
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RE: For you guys with more than 1 bow....
And I STILL want a longbow, BobCo. I really do.
12-01-2006 | 10:40 AM
#18
Nontypical Buck
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From: Northern Idaho's Panhandle
RE: For you guys with more than 1 bow....
Every now and then I use my back-up-bow. I had to last season, late season when I had a string issue with my Liberty. Good thing I had it back at the house. I ran back to the house, grabbed the old bow, shot it a few times ( I always shoot it through the summer) so I figured it would be right on. It was. Headed back to the December woods and two hours later my old Clearwater mag did its job.
12-01-2006 | 10:44 AM
#19
Nontypical Buck
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From: St. Cloud,Minnesota
RE: For you guys with more than 1 bow....
You might as well hang on to it, if money isn't an issue than you have an awsome backup and who knows maybe you'll decide to go back to the Mattews!
