high country ultra force

Hey just thought that you guys might want to know that im buying a new bow when i can find one that fits me. Right now im still just reading about them and trying to figure out if i want one of the single cam or cam and a half bows. it will be a trick to find one that fits me(recently i grew again outgrowing my old bow and now the owner of the pro shop says i need a 32" draw) not seeing alot of 32" draws out there but im sure i can find one somewere.

DavidPaul007

32" draw! <imagines his arms dragging the ground>

I had similar trouble, except other way around, my draw is only about 26" or so if I use a string loop and mechanical release.

drstalker

High country heres a site that compares bows, http://www.huntersfriend.com/bowspecs1.htm Dang you must be prety tall,I have a 31"draw and am 6'5".Anyhow I saw a few on that web page that went up to 34".Another thing that may help is using a release aid with a string loop.Bill D>

nubo

Are you sure your picture isn't on farmcnty post "Shocking Stealth cam photo's"

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Tazman

I am getting a little nervous about high country ultra force. with a draw length like that he may be bigfoot looking for advise on people hunting!

farmcntry

Dang 32". What do you shoot 6' arrows?

high country ultra force

Naw. im not big foot...... just your average 6'4" 235lbs 16 years old

jeffmiller

I wouldn't think you need a 32 inch draw. I'm six five, 210 pounds with a large wing span and I shoot 30 inches just fine. Don't overdraw, you'll develop lots of bad habits.

marmax

32inch draw???[] I'm just a hair under 6'4" and I have a 30 in draw. My friends call me a Gorilla . With a 32' you're an Orangutan!!

Dave Solgat

Sorry I can't join in and make fun.
I am 5'11" with a 31" draw. I shoot with my bow arm slightly bent and anchor a release in the corner of my mouth.
If I shot fingers I would need a 32" bow. As it is now I have to use a string loop 'cause both my bows have a 30" max draw length.
It's a curse having long arms and a wide chest!!!