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Beautiful bow! I owned 3 Oneidas at one time or another, always thought about trying a Black Eagle.

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congrats!

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Apparently Duke you missed the post where she run's things over, some on purpose!

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You know, I just keep getting all these Christines mixed up. HNI Christine, Christine B... I think I'm talking about one and I'm responding to the other. God I hate getting old.[8D]

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thats pristine Christine, i love it ;)

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Getting your girlfriends mixed up again David? ;)


Tried shooting the bow today with flu-flus. (supposed to pheasant hunt with it in a couple weeks.... on camera [:o][:o]) Can't get feather clearance with the epoxy rest. It's a dedicated fish arrow rest. Hmmm... got to figure out some way around that. [:-]

Anyhow, check out how much smaller it is than my old bowfishing rig. It's waaaaay lighter too.

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Are those as good as the more common compounds that are selling these days?

That is a nice looking bow btw!

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I guess it depends on what you're looking for in a bow. As far as bowfishing goes, most serious bowfishers consider the Oneida Ospreyto be the 'best'. It's light, hasa good range of draw weight, fires a heavy arrow hard and can be easily snap shot. It's also very tough.

Hoyt makes a bowfishing bow, Browning makes a bowfishing bow, Mathews makes a bowfishing bow, Pearson makes a bowfishing bow, PSE makes a bowfishing bow, etc.. Strangely, Bowtech doesn't make one.
Maybe they don't think they can make a better bow than Oneida does.

Now, for hunting.. I hear the Oneida Black Eagles are pretty nice but I'll stick with my BT equalizer. :D

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Nice. Now get out there and shoot it. lol

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Cool.