matthews or hoyt?
#22

ORIGINAL: hkbwpro111
I agree shoot all the bows you can then make a choice(dont take any ones word for it!) besides that they all make quality bows! At least itll be fun trying them out.
I agree shoot all the bows you can then make a choice(dont take any ones word for it!) besides that they all make quality bows! At least itll be fun trying them out.

#25

uhhhh......more efficient huh.......please elaborate.....because due to the numerous kills i have made and many of my friends and familyhave made.....you are going to need to fill me in on the reasoning!
i would have to say hoyt can be just as efficient as a mathews...but i simply prefer mathews.
Fact of the matter is you have to make the choice yourself, whats good for me...may not be good for you...but i like mathews. good luck!
i would have to say hoyt can be just as efficient as a mathews...but i simply prefer mathews.
Fact of the matter is you have to make the choice yourself, whats good for me...may not be good for you...but i like mathews. good luck!
ORIGINAL: richard hoyt
gotta go with hoyt... grips fit way better... just better more effeincent bow!!
gotta go with hoyt... grips fit way better... just better more effeincent bow!!
#27
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Bradford, Ontario
Posts: 2,205

Hoyt= Tec riser, hybrid cams, junk strings, slim grip, laminated limbs.
MAthews,=Single cam, junk strings, fat grip, better resale
You just have to try em both on and see what fits best, actually fairly different approaches to shooting an arrow really.
Then when you're done try a bowtech and pull out youir wallet LoL................
MAthews,=Single cam, junk strings, fat grip, better resale
You just have to try em both on and see what fits best, actually fairly different approaches to shooting an arrow really.
Then when you're done try a bowtech and pull out youir wallet LoL................

#28
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Nebraska
Posts: 26

As a good friend of mine says...it is not the bow, it's the indian. However, my girlfriend's sister is women's world archery champion and a hoyt prostaffer (Erica Anschutz). I've seen what she can do with those bows with little tuning effort. I shoot hoyt, but matthews makes some great bows as well. I had a friend allow me to shoot one of his bows for my archery deer this fall.....and I really like PSE as well.
#29
Fork Horn
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Southeastern Michigan
Posts: 225

ORIGINAL: richard hoyt
gotta go with hoyt... grips fit way better... just better more effeincent bow!!
gotta go with hoyt... grips fit way better... just better more effeincent bow!!
Although, I will say that eventhough I shoot a Mathews, I would agree the best thing to do is shoot the bows you have an interest in and make your decision based on the results.
Good luck!