Elk season starts on the 25th of this month. I'm shooting my bow every morning and every night. I'm pulling 65lbs smoothly. I was planing on shooting 125 grain muzzy's. The guy at the pro shop and my buddy both told me if I'm not pulling 70lbs thatI should only shoot 100 grains. I'm lifting weights and hitting the treadmill every other day. Should I keep striving for 70lbs? Or should I stick at 65lbs and start practicing with 100grain and buy some new broadheads? Or am I okay with 125 grains at 65lbs?

Any input is appreciated!
Thanks Bryan

I shoot 125gr's and I shoot 66#'s.

My KE is above anything I've seen posted, yet. I'd say get a second opinion.

It comes down to getting a setup YOU shoot well and what YOU feel comfortable with.

As long as your arrow is spined correctly and you are getting good arrow flight, there is no reason to change your setup. What you have is plenty for elk.

Going to a 100gr broadhead will reduce your FOC and your downrange momentum but will have the advantage of increasing the arrow speed a bit. Your KE will stay nearly the same.

With the season being this close, if what you have is working, stick to it, practice....practice....practice and get any last minute fine tuning done.

The only thing that matters regarding 100/125is if it affecting the spine of your arrows. And if you are shooting good, that is probably not the case. Don't fix what isn't broke.

Exactly and you working out and getting in the best cardiovascular shape that you can is going to make your hunt much more enjoyeable.. Good luck, I wouldnt change a thing if I were you. The guy here in Idaho that I respect the most as an archery elk hunter has been killing bulls and cows fro 40years and has never shot a bow over 60lbs. The last time I talked to him he had killed 48 elk with his bow. He swears by cut on contact heads and shot placement.. good luck!