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ChuckC
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Re: Long bow hunting
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October 06, 2013, 11:06:00 PM »
Practice a lot and just get used to it. I Have used a 66" bow for years and didn't have any real issues using it. I think having it vertical is the way to go in your situation. Don't worry about it, they won't see it, unless you are waving it. Just shoot one.
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There's a learning curve, expect it any time you change things. It'll only take a few times until you know to look for all lower limb tangles on the ground and remove them, and really practice drawing from a treestand and trimming as necessary. It looks like a limb so you're not really telegraphing anything. I have used 68" bows for years without issue once I figured out how to make room or adjust.
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