Lowest weight for using Simmons Treesharks?

[david janssen]

Just wondering the lowest weight bows that some use when shooting the Simmons Treeshark.

[Elk whisperer]

There is none

[Missouri CK]

51# at 28 complete pass through.

[LCH]

I shot a deer with a 42@28 Hummingbird with one. Lodged in opposite shoulder. LCH

[Badwithabow]

killed one with a 40 @ 28 last year penetrated both sides of ribs

[Friend]

Your complete arrow design selection and tuning in conjunction with the draw wt will be a much more significant factor.

[LONGSTYKES]

I agree with Friend, well tuned, good quality arrows. Very sharp and put them in the right place. This always works for me no matter the weight of the Bow I shoot, from 45# too 57# s. The Bow is the launcher and the arrow/broadheaad is the Bullet. Shoot straight

[KAZ]

Does this have anything to do with the Broadhead Hole/Damage thread with the incredible showing by the Simmons Line? My buddy and I are getting some 175 Grain Tiger Sharks after seeing that thread.... I shoot 52lbs @28 with a 535grain arrow, he shoots somewhere in the 46lb range with a lighter arrow. We're gonna give it a go!!!

[kibok&ko]

and what about bones ?

[nc recurveman]

There are a couple of fellas in the south part of my state that use the sharks with 45# bows with alot of success. I think Mr. James Wrenn is considered the god father of shark use.

[treetoppredator]

I just ordered some of those treesharks myself after reading and looking at that broadhead damage thread.  Broadheads, dozen arrows, matching field points, steel blunts $181.59 Ouch!!