WB or Fall/Drop-Away?
04-05-2007 | 06:46 AM
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Giant Nontypical
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From: Mont County, Pa
RE: WB or Fall/Drop-Away?
ORIGINAL: MichaelHunsucker
Especially since the shot was low...assuming you were aiming for the lungs...[8D]
ORIGINAL: HuntingBry
Drop away.
Early-in, nice buck, congrats. Do you think that you would not have been able to take him with a drop away rest? Is there a story on that buck that made the WB a better rest? I'm not trying to start anything, just curious as to why you attribute your success to the WB. That, and I like to hear hunter success stories.
Drop away.
Early-in, nice buck, congrats. Do you think that you would not have been able to take him with a drop away rest? Is there a story on that buck that made the WB a better rest? I'm not trying to start anything, just curious as to why you attribute your success to the WB. That, and I like to hear hunter success stories.
04-05-2007 | 06:49 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Cenral Illinois
RE: WB or Fall/Drop-Away?
ORIGINAL: Rick James
For hunting, WB.
Edit - The only drop away I would consider using on a bow would be a limbdriver, and that would only be used for a competition specific bow. I still think there are better options as well for competition specific bows as well.
For hunting, WB.
Edit - The only drop away I would consider using on a bow would be a limbdriver, and that would only be used for a competition specific bow. I still think there are better options as well for competition specific bows as well.
04-05-2007 | 06:54 AM
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RE: WB or Fall/Drop-Away?
Atlas....I'm sorry you feel the way you do. Maybe you shouldn't participate in the poll??? You could show your disgust in that manner.
You interjected things I had NEVER thought of......and for what reason?
You're assuming some pretty nasty things that aren't ONE BIT close to being reality. I'd hope you'd just back out now and not take this any further. I'm conducting a POLL.
I'm not dismissing ANYONE'S opinion. I'm SEEKING it.
You interjected things I had NEVER thought of......and for what reason?
You're assuming some pretty nasty things that aren't ONE BIT close to being reality. I'd hope you'd just back out now and not take this any further. I'm conducting a POLL.
I'm not dismissing ANYONE'S opinion. I'm SEEKING it.
04-05-2007 | 07:10 AM
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RE: WB or Fall/Drop-Away?
I have used both and have no complaints. I shot a WB last year and loved it. Very helpful when in the stand and having to bend or twist wierd ways for a shot. Also helpful while stalking a deer in a situation where your arrow could get bumped off your rest without you knowing. The only reason I went to the drop alway was because I purchased a new bow and I was going to see how many fps I could get out of it. So far with the drop I haven't had any problems with my arrows falling off the rest when coming to full draw or anything of that sort. But I have no complains either way...Both GREAT rests!!
04-05-2007 | 07:20 AM
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From: NY
RE: WB or Fall/Drop-Away?
ORIGINAL: GMMAT
Maybe you shouldn't participate in the poll???
Maybe you shouldn't participate in the poll???
You interjected things I had NEVER thought of
You're assuming some pretty nasty things that aren't ONE BIT close to being reality.
I'm conducting a POLL.
The unbelievable audacity of this thread nauseates me [:'(]