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BowHuntingFool 01-24-2008 01:02 PM

RE: Back off the poundage or build back up?
 
I would take it easy on the arm and build my way back up if you need to shoot 70# bow. JMO!

TeeJay 01-24-2008 01:28 PM

RE: Back off the poundage or build back up?
 
Get rid of the 70 lb bow. Get a 60 lber Just as efficent as a 70 lb bow. Yes shoot the right arrows.

kmunny19 01-24-2008 02:33 PM

RE: Back off the poundage or build back up?
 
its true that a bow will shoot better maxed out. I'd get the 60 lb limbs and not plan on working back up to 70lb. the shoulder is a fairly vulnerable joint due to the fact that it is connected to the tors with very little bone/cartilage contact, and a great number of small muscles and ligaments instead. while this offers the chance for better mobility than any other joint, it also means it offers less stability, longer healing times, and greater risk of re-injury. In short, if you've had a surgery for your shoulder already, a high draw weight is a good way to insure you'll need another one in the future. I'm a chiropractor, and can tell you that you'll enjoy hunting just as much at 60 lb, and a whole lot more than with a crossbow.


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