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RE: small game bows?
i wouldnt recomend it. but the second one is most likely more powerful.
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RE: small game bows?
would either of these work for small game, and if so, how close would i have to be to kill anything?
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RE: small game bows?
yea i think those would work. if by small game rabbits, squirrels, ect. just make sure to use some sharp broadheads. an i would say at furthest 20 yards.
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RE: small game bows?
They might work.I would usually suggest something more around a 35# draw weight to be on the safe side, but with a close, well placed shot, you should be able to take small game.
The recurve would be more powerful if shot at its maximum draw weight, but I would guess that the draw weight depends on what your draw length is. |
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