Question for the wood shooters

[stickem1]

So I finally broke down and got a new Super Grizzly on the way. I really want to shoot woods out of it. It is 55# and I draw just a smidge past 28" This bow is cut past center and comes with a D97 string. Where would be a good starting point? I have been shooting alum and carbons out of my other bow. Thanks for all of your advice. Andy

[Shortlongbow]

I would say 65-70, 29" with 125 gr points. A lot depends on individual technique. A various spine Test kit might save some money and frustration n finding your spine.

[ron w]

Originally posted by Shortlongbow:
I would say 65-70, 29" with 125 gr points. A lot depends on individual technique. A various spine Test kit might save some money and frustration n finding your spine.

I would say that would be close, you could go a bit longer to start and fool around with point weight!

[m midd]

I second the wood test kit. 65-70 seems a little stiff to me, But i like to shoot a little on the weak side of the spectrum

[David Yukon]

I like heavier points, 160 to 175! Do you plan on building your own arrows? If not, I would contact some of the arrow makers that are sponsors here, Snag is one of them and made a few arrows for me that shoot realy well! With the specs of your bow, and the way you shoot, they could build you a set of arrows that will shoot good out of the box!!

[stickem1]

Thanks for all of your input so far. I will be getting a test kit.

[stickem1]

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