Well I have an itch for a new bow and you know how that is. I am young and hopefully have a lot of shooting time left. I recently had the idea of picking one consistent bow (like a grizzly) and shooting only that for years to come. I read if you use the same bow/ platform you will become more profficient than if you switch bows around.
For the Bear shooters out there, are there any limitations of shooting a grizzly for any type of wild game or 3d tournaments once comfortable with it and using the proper bow weight.
I feel out of the loop for not having some sort of bear in my extremely small collection for their popularity, reputation, and price. I got the chance to shoot a friends a while back and have really liked it.
My most recent bow has been a quinn stallion. And after shooting the grizzly and the quinn, I have come to realize you dont need a $1000 to have a great shooting bow. Being in college I am limited on resources or I would love to have a brand new custom bocote/cocobolo recurve or longbow. I have no doubt in my mind i will own one or two down the road.
One of the main advantages I see of having a custom bow compared to the bear other than the exotic wood is the speed. What do you think of the super grizzly? Have you shot any new bears? I have also considered ilf to have a consistent feel. Thanks!