I am shocked! Bowtech staff
11-30-2007, 11:05 AM
#31
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RE: I am shocked! Bowtech staff
ORIGINAL: kldad06
First and for most what are your jobs? How are you able to spend 700 on a new bow every year or every other year on a bow that may or may not be any smoother and only shoot a few feet per second faster? The last is are there any openings at those jobs for my wife so that I can hunt more with new bows?
First and for most what are your jobs? How are you able to spend 700 on a new bow every year or every other year on a bow that may or may not be any smoother and only shoot a few feet per second faster? The last is are there any openings at those jobs for my wife so that I can hunt more with new bows?
Engineering is always good. Been good to me. I get 5-6weeks vacation a year.But takes 5-7 years of college. And about 10 years of expereince.
I am in accumilation mode right now. Because my wife is in this thing called nesting mode, we are expecting a new baby in April. So I figure after that, no new bows, no new guns, hunting time cut in half, maybe more. Life as I know itis over
. Just joking.
11-30-2007, 12:28 PM
#32
Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Lehigh County PA USA
Posts: 12,157
RE: I am shocked! Bowtech staff
First and for most what are your jobs? How are you able to spend 700 on a new bow every year or every other year on a bow that may or may not be any smoother and only shoot a few feet per second faster? The last is are there any openings at those jobs for my wife so that I can hunt more with new bows?
2. Prior to being a representative for said company I was single with a decent paying job, alot of time on my hands and a passion for bowhunting and bowhunting equipment.
3. I honestly don't know. Pat might be able to help you there.
Just wondering what does it mean to be a bowtech corporate staff? How do you get that position? What do you do?
...at least that is what I have been doin'. I hear you can get away with just lookin' pretty. Ask Pat.
12-01-2007, 05:17 AM
#33
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Minnesota
Posts: 140
RE: I am shocked! Bowtech staff
ORIGINAL: kldad06
First and for most what are your jobs? How are you able to spend 700 on a new bow every year or every other year on a bow that may or may not be any smoother and only shoot a few feet per second faster? The last is are there any openings at those jobs for my wife so that I can hunt more with new bows?
First and for most what are your jobs? How are you able to spend 700 on a new bow every year or every other year on a bow that may or may not be any smoother and only shoot a few feet per second faster? The last is are there any openings at those jobs for my wife so that I can hunt more with new bows?
Not sure if you considered this or not.=)
12-01-2007, 06:11 AM
#34
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Wilmington NC
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RE: I am shocked! Bowtech staff
ORIGINAL: Matt / PA
My hunting arrows are 440grs right on the nose andwith 29.5" draw modules installed my General was shooting 269fps with every shot.
That General number looks low but it does depend on what is on the string and I'm sure they were 29" mods so knock 5fps off there.It's also not a "Speed" bow with an 8+" brace height .
Guardian looks good......that's at 29" too so a 30" mod will get you around 322fps. (nothing to sneeze at)
The General number looks a bit low to me based upon my personal bow.
My hunting arrows are 440grs right on the nose andwith 29.5" draw modules installed my General was shooting 269fps with every shot.
That General number looks low but it does depend on what is on the string and I'm sure they were 29" mods so knock 5fps off there.It's also not a "Speed" bow with an 8+" brace height .
Guardian looks good......that's at 29" too so a 30" mod will get you around 322fps. (nothing to sneeze at)
The General number looks a bit low to me based upon my personal bow.
12-11-2007, 11:49 AM
#35
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: TEXAS
Posts: 247
RE: I am shocked! Bowtech staff
Well and then theres the others of us who can buy new bows every year or evey other year. Military 5 yearsmarriedwife has a good job and no kids, and the big one go over to the middle east for 6-7 months every so often and not see your family for that long so you kind of can save up alot of money when your not spending it for 6-7 months.
P.S I love the military and would not trade it for the world
Proud to be in the U.S. NAVY
protecting our freedomand bowhunting
P.S I love the military and would not trade it for the world
Proud to be in the U.S. NAVY
protecting our freedomand bowhunting
