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#1
Typical Buck
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: Belgium
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Ok, so y'all know I'm coming to FL beginning of april and besides doing some tourist stuff, I was going to fly back with a new destroyer. But then I thought, I could do some off season hunting and kill some pigs.
I have a 2008 airborne set up which works great ( a little noisy perhaps but plenty of KE )
So what would you do ?
Go on a hunt or buy a new bow ?
Frank
I have a 2008 airborne set up which works great ( a little noisy perhaps but plenty of KE )
So what would you do ?
Go on a hunt or buy a new bow ?
Frank
#3
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Ok, so y'all know I'm coming to FL beginning of april and besides doing some tourist stuff, I was going to fly back with a new destroyer. But then I thought, I could do some off season hunting and kill some pigs.
I have a 2008 airborne set up which works great ( a little noisy perhaps but plenty of KE )
So what would you do ?
Go on a hunt or buy a new bow ?
Frank
I have a 2008 airborne set up which works great ( a little noisy perhaps but plenty of KE )
So what would you do ?
Go on a hunt or buy a new bow ?
Frank
Easy choice. Buying new hunting tools or using your hunting tools? Using what you got first and foremost. I know a lot of folks with finest bows around and has yet to kill thier first buck.
Surprised your looking at bowtech. Didn't you have a lot of problems with that bow? Couldn't reach poundage and all?
#4
Easy choice. Buying new hunting tools or using your hunting tools? Using what you got first and foremost. I know a lot of folks with finest bows around and has yet to kill thier first buck.
Surprised your looking at bowtech. Didn't you have a lot of problems with that bow? Couldn't reach poundage and all?
Surprised your looking at bowtech. Didn't you have a lot of problems with that bow? Couldn't reach poundage and all?
I bet the poundage was on when it left the factory
Dan
#6
How many times have you been on a 3D course and heard a guy cus what ever brand bow because he shot a nickle, or missed it all together? I know I have heard it a lot and it HAS to be the bows fault.
As my buddy at my shop says, it is always the car, never the driver!!!!
#7
Typical Buck
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: Belgium
Posts: 996
Big country, I did have a lot of problems getting it tuned again after changing the string and cables but that was more a problem of finding the right proshop to do it.
After seeing a lot of guys having an opinion I decided to do it myself and it came out perfect.
Having both is not an option due to my upcomming marriage and the costs this involves.
I think I'm gonna go on a hog hunt and earn some bragging rights and later in the year try to buy the destroyer ( even when I'll have to buy it almost 300 dollars more expensive in Belgium )
Or not, I'm not sure yet........damned
F.
After seeing a lot of guys having an opinion I decided to do it myself and it came out perfect.
Having both is not an option due to my upcomming marriage and the costs this involves.
I think I'm gonna go on a hog hunt and earn some bragging rights and later in the year try to buy the destroyer ( even when I'll have to buy it almost 300 dollars more expensive in Belgium )
Or not, I'm not sure yet........damned
F.
#8
How many times have you been on a 3D course and heard a guy cus what ever brand bow because he shot a nickle, or missed it all together? I know I have heard it a lot and it HAS to be the bows fault.
As my buddy at my shop says, it is always the car, never the driver!!!!
As my buddy at my shop says, it is always the car, never the driver!!!!
Dan
#9
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If you would have been paying attention, you would seen where Frank had a lot of troubles in the tech portion of the forum. I have seen some garbage roll out of the factory. Cams rubbing cables so bad it cut the serving. Probably the same tech sent that bow out that setup franks. So has a lot of bowtech dealers. I was talking to the major bowtech distributor in Hanover the other day, and he said its gotten pretty bad with bowtech. Like I said, good designs, horrible execution.
You said you never worked for bowtech, so you don't know how it left the factory.
#10
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Big country, I did have a lot of problems getting it tuned again after changing the string and cables but that was more a problem of finding the right proshop to do it.
After seeing a lot of guys having an opinion I decided to do it myself and it came out perfect.
Having both is not an option due to my upcomming marriage and the costs this involves.
I think I'm gonna go on a hog hunt and earn some bragging rights and later in the year try to buy the destroyer ( even when I'll have to buy it almost 300 dollars more expensive in Belgium )
Or not, I'm not sure yet........damned
F.
After seeing a lot of guys having an opinion I decided to do it myself and it came out perfect.
Having both is not an option due to my upcomming marriage and the costs this involves.
I think I'm gonna go on a hog hunt and earn some bragging rights and later in the year try to buy the destroyer ( even when I'll have to buy it almost 300 dollars more expensive in Belgium )
Or not, I'm not sure yet........damned
F.