What is your set up?

[John Cholin]

I am shooting a 56" Fox Archery High Sierra recurve 64# at 30 inches and 80-85# cedar arrows by AllWoodArows.com with the 150 grain Grizzly Bruin heads for both deer and elk.  As long as I can hit a 5" circle with 10 out of 10 arrows at 20 yards I will keep shooting cedar arrows.  Wood is good!

Best Regards,
JMC

[smokin joe]

My current set up is:
Bear TD magnesium A riser
Border Archery aftermarket Bear TD limbs hex-6w 42# at 28 drawn to 28.75
SBD 10 strand string
Kanati pro bow quiver

the arrow is:
Carbon Tech Cheetah 400 shaft
glue-in-glue-on nock adaptor with Bohning classic nock
6" wrap with 3 feathers at 4" long
75 grain glue-in-glue-on brass broadhead adaptor
190 grain Grizzly single bevel glue-on head
5 grain carbon collar
The average arrow weight is 500 grains.

[Trenton G.]

Tough to choose since I bounce back and forth between two, but my favorite is my 62# Abbott longbow. Shooting 31" GT Trads 3555 with 200 grain Grizzlies. I was surprised that that spine flew so well out of a bow of that draw weight, but they fly like darts.

[Lakerat007]

For the past month I have strictly been shooting my widow PCHX  58" 57#@27. Broke down and put a clicker on it and have been working on my shot as of late. Arrows are Easton aftermaths with 300gr upfront and fletched with four 3" parabolics

[Anointed Archer]

Well I have it narrowed down to 3 different bows and several different arrow set ups. My two main hunting bows are my Shrew Classic Hunter 54" and [email protected]" and my Bear Super K 60" and 50@28. However this year I am going to try my Huron Longbow 64" and [email protected] I shoot this bow the best I am just having a hard time getting used to using such a long bow in my hunting style.

My arrow set ups are all full length and are as follows;

GT 35/55 with 175grn up front using Wensel Woodsmen or Grizzly single bevel s.

GT 55/75 with 250 and 300grn up front using Wensel Woodsmen or Grizzly single.

Cedar arrows 60/65 spine 225grn up front using Woody Weights and Wensel Woodsmens.

[yeager]

Bob Lee Classic Takedown : 60”/55#@28”
Great Northern quiver
Easton FMJ 500 arrows with the old Bear Razorheads with broadhead adapters.
7” wraps from Onestringer
3/5” parabolic feathers

[hybridbow hunter]

I went down in poundage as many others.
54#@31" 620 gr arrow with 100 gr insert +225 gr BH
I mainly use a big foot Recurve SS spécial 62" for light, medium and heavier game

[Miikka]

Shooting a 17" Hoyt satori with dryad Epic x-long longbow limbs pulling 54"#@29". Easton FMJ 6mm 390 30" with 75gr brass insert and 125gr head 3x5,5" banana fletch. Just won a local 3D tournament with that setup.

[TDHunter]

Latest is a Big Jim Mountain Monarch 60" 47@28 drawn to 29.5
Shooting Heritage 250s with 175 gr tip.  31.5".     575 grain.

[John Valery]

My go to at the moment is a  Schafer Silvertip.66#@28. Goes a tad over 70# at my draw length.

Arrows are 31 inch POC with purple heart footings, and a 150 grain Grizzly on the business end.

Total arrow weight is +- 700g and 18% FOC

Works a treat for me...

[Ron LaClair]

Shrew Classic Hunter II, Shrew Scout quiver, modeled by a friend.

[Ron LaClair]

[hitman]

Black Widow PSAX 58 inches 47#@28”. Shooting 60# spine Surewood Douglas fir tapered on nock end with 155 g grizzly right bevel broadheads. Total arrow weight 560 grain. Use this setup on turkey , deer, and hogs. Also have used 160 g VPA 3 blades with excellent results.

[stickandstring]

My David Miller “Ol Tom” bamboo and myrtle 50# with home made privet, cedar or dogwood shafts.

[Blaino]

Cari-bow “Featherhorn” 54# @ 28”
29.5” swedged 2018 Autumn Orange shafts
125g Snugfers

[Grumpyjim]

Bob Lee Bicentenial, 62" recurve, 54# @ 28", Gold Tip Black Label with Zwickey Eskilite broadheads, 4" Gateway feathers, Rick Barbee string (bought several while he was still making them), Barbee Death Adder Tab, and Selway bolt on quiver. The Black Labels are a new edition for me this year. They perform pretty darn good so far.

I have a lot of confidence in my setup. I think that that is critical (along with a little luck and skill) to being successful in the woods. Not saying it's the best setup but it's the best for me. There's so many good bows/setups out there. Kinda glad I don't have unlimited income because I would probably spend all my time and money trying different equipment. Oh yeah, Old Man climbing stands and Marine Pattern Fatigues work great.