kshunter

I know we still have another 5 months or so, but so do we with hunting season. So the question is: What should we expect in 2008 from the major bow manufacturers?

We all know what came out in 2007. Some of the major changes included: Bowtech changed to a limb-pivot design. Mathews went with thinner and stronger limbs. Hoyt with smooth Vectrix Cams. PSE with X-Force Speed...etc

What should we expect? Do you think we'll see any new revolutionary changes?

zubba

Bowtech is supposidly coming out with a bow that attracts 140" bucks, makes them stop at 20 yards, shoots them for you (double lung), guts them out, and drags them to camp. I don't know how their going to do it, but I knew there was a reason they are the best best bow company on the market.

early in

I don't know that the Vectrix could be any better! There's the best and there's all the rest.

Dubbya

My thoughts exactly!!

Okay, I don't know for sure but I'm thinking some bows that are lighter, as in weight. That's my hope anyway.

Buellhunter

I predict
1000 FPS

squirrelkilla23

lol, maby not 1000 fps but i do expect them to go into the 400 fps range in '08

LebeauHunter

A bow with a switch near the grip which if flipped locks the bow into full draw (very, very low let off),
flip the switch back and you have regular let off tension.

For all you doubters, it has a stem sticking out to hold the string in place (about 1" to the side of path of string) so it doesn't go slack.

It is designed to minimize your draw movement. Pull string off stem, flip switch, and you are ready to shoot.

I have my sources.

TEmbry

x2 Irrelevant for me as ill keep my bow for several years, but my ONLY complaint is the weight of the bow. i guess more speed is always good too.

jmbuckhunter

Shorter limbs, to get rid of even more vibration.

early in

I must agree, it's a little on the heavy side, but I think it helps make the bow more stable when you release all that fury!