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hoyt_user 01-07-2008 03:41 AM

RE: Will a 60lb do the Job??
 
no reason for it not to !!!

bucksnortinted 01-10-2008 07:50 PM

RE: Will a 60lb do the Job??
 

ORIGINAL: Conductor Tex

I'm looking at bows and found some used ones,but the best priced one is a 50-60lb. Would that do to kill big animals( Deer,and maybe an Elk one day) I know shot placement kills,not speed. Just wanted a 60-70 to bump it up past 60 though. Thanks David
60lbs.is plenty to kill a whitetail,I shoot 61lbs maxed out I shoot a rage 2in.two blade broadhead,Devastating at 22yds.looks like the deer was shot with a rifle,complete pass threw,if you hunt in cold weather you will appreciate the 60lb.bow over the 70lb. 60lbs. is a lot easier to draw when it's cold out especially if you have been sitting a long time your muscles all get relaxed..........Ted

Seif5034 01-28-2008 10:06 AM

RE: Will a 60lb do the Job??
 
if you're mostly going to hunt Deer, a 45# is about the minimum i'd dare to use. i'm shooting a 65# with 2315 aluminum shaft arrows with 125gr 3 blade fixed broadheads and i'm confident that i could take most things in North America with it. (maybe not buffalo)

the thing to remember is that you're shooting razor blades. cutting into an animal isn't a problem. just try not to hit a shoulder blade and you should be fine

gmil6184 01-28-2008 12:05 PM

RE: Will a 60lb do the Job??
 
I was just watching an old Ted Nugent Spirit of the Wild episode last night on Mossyoak.com and he is a huge proponent for shooting light, smooth bows. They were moose hunting and he was shooting a 53 lb bow and his son was shooting a 50 lb bow with no problems.


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