Well that depends on how deep the mine shaft is[:-] The deeper the mine shaft the more speed your bow will pick up on the way down

Speed Kills along with Broadheads!

Lol, The mine shaft. Oh god, old dude just pissed himself laughing so hard.




Dave

If he is shooting a bow like the first one that I ever bowhunted with I can understand why he wants more speed. I had a Old golden eagle and due to that old bow and lack of experiance I missed two deer that year, well accually like 3 but two I say was the speed of the bow and this is why, I had shooting lanes with nothing in them through the sites. I was in good brush and I those two times I hit branches up above were I saw through the peep. I think back now and even if I would have seen them before I drew I wouldnt think that I would have hit them. I think that think only shot like 170 fps or so.The trajectory was just terrible. I now am shooting about 295 and think that I am going to dial that down cause I heard that even tuned arrows w/broadheads can plane a bit at that speed, but accually I dont have any problem with it.

Oh sorry forgot to answer your Queston. I agree with RangeBall theres not much you can do to change a bow that much. But you could try to get as much draw as you can and switch to carbon arrows if you havent already.

I wouldn' t worry about your speed too much. I killed a nice fat doe this fall at 30 yards with a 20+ year old PSE 2 cam. It is set at about 50 lbs, but the arrow went straight through the deers liver. I found her within a short distance after waiting a half hour.

Good hunting
Clint

Thanks guys for the input...i havent killed a deer yet this year but i am very accurate. i will probly keep bowhunting with this bow and maybe after i save some money up i will be able to buy a new one. after reading all ur input it does make more sense to be more accurate and quiet than fast.
Thanks again