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UncasUK
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Hunting in Portugal;
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October 01, 2021, 02:57:12 PM »
Planing a trip to Portugal for Jan/Feb 2022 for Red or Fallow deer/Boar up to around 50/75kg
Useing a 45lb hybrid bow and carbon 500s at 29'' 40gr point insert and either Zwicky delta 170gr
or Magnus stinger 150gr two blade heads I would like to keep the wieght to under 450gr all up.
I would like to use 4'' feathers but not sure whether I should have shield or parabolic fleching.
Would it make a difference, and should I have a r/h or l/h twist or just stright fletching.
Your advice would be appreciated.
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hybridbow hunter
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Re: Hunting in Portugal;
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October 01, 2021, 04:40:01 PM »
Portugal is a beautifull country with friendly people and awsome food. Red Deers in the iberic peninsula don t grow big in body weight and mostly below 180 kg for mature buck.Mature fallow bucks are much smaller in the 70-80 kg range. Your rig is ok as long as your shot placement is good on academic shot angle/shooting range.
If tuning is good there is no difference between shield or parabolic and helical or straight/light offset regarding to arrow flight. I find parabolic shape and straight (or 1 or 2 degrees offset) fletching little less noisy in flight. Same for broadheads, I prefer non vented BH vs vented ones regarding to arrow flght noise
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UncasUK
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Re: Hunting in Portugal;
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October 02, 2021, 11:04:09 AM »
Hybridbow,
Yes I know the hospitality is wonderful, I have been on several occasions.
Doing Monteria for Boar with my 7x64 rifle, just thought it was about time I used a bow.
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Have Fun!!!!!!!! But you will owe us some pictures when you get back!
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Hope you enjoy both a wonderful and successful experience.
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October 13, 2021, 06:44:39 AM »
Sounds like a great adventure!
Have fun!
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My son spent a year there and loved the place. Have a great time.
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Your setup is fine for what you've described. Have a great hunt and let us know all about it. I was there once a few years ago on business. Fantastic people, food and hospitality. If the hunting is good too, I would be excited to go there again!
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YES! By all means we NEED pics!!!!!
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