Looks great but.....
In all honesty, the one drawback that popped into my mind is when hunting in low light, the white would could maybe be an "eyecatcher" if you move AT ALL. I think I've been busted by deer and turkey more often by them spotting movement of the tips of my bow than any other non scent related reason. Like when you wait till an animal steps behind a tree to move but they see the tips of your bow because they stick out past the tree... Very tiny handle movements are exaggerated at the tips and the white may show up more than normal. I've hunted in the predator fall gray camo and found that while it worked great in most situations, in low light or against a dark background, any movement at all seemed to get picked up by deer. I believe it was the white patches in the camo on the sleeves that were spotted when movement occurred. Maybe I'm making excuses? And yes, I realize that movement is a no-no when hunting but part of why I wear camo is to get away with small amounts of movement in critical situations.
Anyway, I'm certainly not trying to say bad things about your bow, it looks great, I'm just being honest about my opinion. Where that bow would really be an asset would be tree stand hunting where it would be seen against sticks, limbs and sky such as in the fourth picture you posted. Kinda made me do a double take to pick out the edges of the bow on that one. Then too, 99% or more of the bows out there are NOT camo and they work fine so perhaps in reality, it's irrelevant and ya just go with whatever turns your crank.
One thing for sure, I'm no expert and my opinion don't mean squat. :rolleyes:
Topic: Predator Camo Dipped Widder (Read 609 times)
