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New vs Old
CurrentlyI have been shooting a Bowtech tribute and have been thinking about upgrading to a newer bow. I was just curious how many of you think the bow really makes the difference or if you believe you can get the job done with any bow.
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RE: New vs Old
You don't NEED to upgrade. You may WANT to, but that's not the same. Any properly tuned bow shot by a practiced, qualified individual can harvest game.
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RE: New vs Old
ORIGINAL: bugsNbows You don't NEED to upgrade. You may WANT to, but that's not the same. Any properly tuned bow shot by a practiced, qualified individual can harvest game. |
RE: New vs Old
I've bow hunted since the late 60s, so I started with a recurve...I have had 3 bows...My last one I bought used in the mid-90s...As I shoot fingers, looks like I'll use it until I wear it out...
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RE: New vs Old
With practice you can kill efficiently with the cheapest oldest bow out there. However, I really enjoy shooting my 08 Bowtech Admiral, it is the best I have shot in terms of bow weight, draw let-off weight, speed, silence andreliability. I work at an archery shop and have shot Matthews, Hoyt, PSE, you name it. Had the manufacturers given me new Hoyt and Matthews bows... I still would have bought my Bowtech and given theH & M'sas gifts. Some bows are just alot more enjoyable to shoot than others. Speaking of which, I think I will go shoot right now, it's too nice out to be online.
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