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Bowhunter4life
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Re: how about a HEAVY bow thread
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May 01, 2017, 11:16:00 AM »
Also have a GrizzlyStik Qarbon Nano QN2, 62", 64#...
And a Howard Hill Custom, 68", 85#...
The grips on all of them are very similar, except for the Hill... makes jumping from one bow to another very seamless... The Qarbon Nano is easily the quickest of the bunch and the Hill is easily the slowest... Just need to keep that in my mind when carrying either one of those... The Widows and MOABs are the "workhorses" of my hunting bows and see the most woods time... The PCH II being the one I used most of last fall and this spring for Turkeys/Hogs...
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crazynate
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Re: how about a HEAVY bow thread
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May 01, 2017, 12:10:00 PM »
Lol you guys with those heavy bows are crazy. Do you go through a lot more arrows stump shooting? Seems like every time I go out with my 50# bows I break arrows. Couldn't imagine shooting 90# at a stump. Pretty cool though y'all are shooting heavy hives like that.
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Trenton G.
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May 01, 2017, 01:14:00 PM »
75@28 homemade recurve. It came out a bit heavy, but that's alright.
I also have a 62 pound Abbott longbow that is my main hunting bow, but I don't have any pictures of it right now.
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