QTompkins2005

just wondering if a pse deer hunter set at 40lbs is enough to take a deer at 35 yards with a well placed shot.

bwhunter501

In my opinoin no, not at 35 yards, maybe at 20 but IMO 40lbs. isnt enough.

recurver67

I would limit my shots to 20 to 25 yds max..

bigbuck90

I dont think it is....i would say at least 50#'s

peebles24

A perfectly placed shot within the inch could take it down within two steps, but you answer me honestly how often can you pic a hair and split it. i would like to see a little more weight, however Indiana only requires 35 pounds for deer hunting.

Alaska1171

Check this kid out, he shoots 43#. I hope this works.

http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showth...8&page=1&pp=40

Rickmur

No, too much can happen before the arrow reaches it's target and thus a poor hit if a hit at all.

Arthur P

I'd suggest using an arrow weighing at least 400 grains, a cut on contact head like the Magnus Stinger and limiting your shots to 30 yards and under - and 30 only when you just know you've got the mojo working and can put that arrow exactly where you want it. Would it kill a deer at 35 yards? Yes, it would, but the question is would it be a quick, clean kill? I just wouldn't recommend trying it.

zak123

I would not shoot anything over 20 yards with it. I would personally only shoot 15 yards and under.

Booney160

I'd wouldn't shoot anything over 20 yards with it, unless your name is Ty Weaver. Seriously, that kid is amazing!! 77 big game kills at the old age of 10, incredible!