Another question from the beginner
#1
Thread Starter
Join Date: Mar 2005
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Another question from the beginner
If a two hunters shot and hit a deer at 20 yards ---and all things being equal, where they hit the deer & exit the same---except one had a 50 lb and the other 70 lb bow---what advantage would one have over the other if any?
Then at 30 yards?
Thanks---you guys are this old buzzard's only mentors on my first bow selection.
Then at 30 yards?
Thanks---you guys are this old buzzard's only mentors on my first bow selection.
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Join Date: Jun 2004
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RE: Another question from the beginner
those things happen (shoulder shots) it would be better with a 70lb pull. makes bad hits recoverable!
this is like the old debate is a 7mm mag. to much for deer? only if u like to fallow a blood trail instead of watching the deer fall over!
this is like the old debate is a 7mm mag. to much for deer? only if u like to fallow a blood trail instead of watching the deer fall over!
#7
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Ohio
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RE: Another question from the beginner
If they were the same everyone would be shootin 50's. Some things to consider. A 50 is slower than a 70 (depends on setup). So there is more time for things to go wrong with the 50 before they hit the same spot. I think there would be alot of time at 30yrds. Also a 50 would require more pins to get you to 30yrds. meaning more mistakes possible (I use one pin to 30).
Alot of people are very successful with 50's. It's your skill that counts and a good bow set up right, 50 or 70. If you ever think about going after something bigger the 50 won't due.
Alot of people are very successful with 50's. It's your skill that counts and a good bow set up right, 50 or 70. If you ever think about going after something bigger the 50 won't due.