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Glad to hear that your bow is OK. Is true though, Hoyt's are tough!!!
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Originally Posted by Handles
(Post 3466483)
Why in the hell are you 30 feet in the air? As a former iron worker, 30 feet is very high for a tree stand. My guess you are at 12-18.
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Im just happy to hunt another day. It could have been worse, but besides the nocked arrow, its history, cracked in half. I will be putting team #17 on the board this week....I feel It!
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I dropped my first hoyt out of the stand THE FIRST DAY home with it. scuffed a cam, that was it.
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Well if you say it's 2 16ft ladders, I've got to believe you, my statement was that most hunters can't estimate height very well. I've heard so many guys talk about being "almost 30" and when i see their stand they are more like 14. Unless you are up in the air a lot, it's hard to judge.
good luck. |
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thats why you have to have a hoyt. there tougher than hell. but i would take it to a pro shop and just have them look at it
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Thats a hoyt for you. I think i might have to switch from bowtech to hoyt.
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Chalk me up to the list of bowhunters who have dropped their bow from a treestand.....and you guessed it, mine was a Hoyt as well! Mine only fell about 20 feet though. I pulled the bow back up into the stand, looked it over, aimed at a stump about 20 yards away and shot. The arrow hit its mark so I decided to stay and hunt.
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Whats with all you Hoyt guys dropping your bows? :)
What a relief to know it was okay. |
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