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Damn! Early bow starts in a month here! I'd better get my butt in gear....cameras to hang, stands to move, practice, practice, practice.
 
Posts: 20085 | Location: Very NW NJ up in the Mountains | Registered: 14 June 2009Reply With Quote
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I just sighted in my crossbow today. Now I just need to get some broadheads and I'll be set.


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I'm going the other way this year. I went to a crossbow 5-6 years ago when I shattered my bow hand. This winter I started shooting my compound and now can handle 70 lbs. I'm looking to upgrade to a Mathews No-Cam HTR. I like the challenge and excitement of hunting with a drawn bow.
 
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Yes, it starts in Mn in about five weeks. I won't put up stands till late Sept, when it cools a bit. And I won't hunt till late Oct. I have kinda lost interest in non rut, warm weather hunting.
But I am shooting quite a bit to stay sharp.


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Sept 17th...
 
Posts: 11636 | Location: Wisconsin  | Registered: 13 February 2006Reply With Quote
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Damn! Early bow starts in a month here! I'd better get my butt in gear....cameras to hang, stands to move, practice, practice, practice.


With Biebs hunting without me or someone else backing him up - the deer are safe and well feed.

Practice all you want Biebs - the outcome is the same dancing

Mike
 
Posts: 13145 | Location: Cocoa Beach, Florida | Registered: 22 July 2010Reply With Quote
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Heym 450/400, looks like a new Hoyt Carbon Spyder? Nice...how do you like it?
 
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With Biebs hunting without me or someone else backing him up - the deer are safe and well feed.

Mike, no 30-round banana clips on bows....I guess you're out :-)
 
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Heym 450/400, looks like a new Hoyt Carbon Spyder? Nice...how do you like it?


It's a Hoyt carbon element G3...produced in late 2013 I believe. I keep them for a few years and then upgrade. After this season I'll buy the Hoyt carbon defiant and have it ready to go for next fall.

Try one before you buy it...carbon bows have a different feel and occasionally some guys don't like it. But if it feels right in your hand they are the sweetest bows I've ever shot. You could get a Mathews but then you'd have to grow a mullet and put a monster energy drink sticker in the back window of your pickup. stir
 
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Yes, never shot a carbon bow....have to give one a try. But I don't mind weight in a bow....makes them easier to shoot, and we mostly treestand hunt out here, so weight is not an issue.

If I buy a Mathews, I turn into a Democrat??? :-)
 
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I'll be hanging stands most of the day this Saturday. The cameras have been out since last season and it's definitely been worth it. We're seeing some nice bucks really hitting mineral right now.
 
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Yes, never shot a carbon bow....have to give one a try. But I don't mind weight in a bow....makes them easier to shoot, and we mostly treestand hunt out here, so weight is not an issue.

If I buy a Mathews, I turn into a Democrat??? :-)


No...any brand of bow shooters I know would never stoop that low.. Wink

but you will have to start dating your sister... archer
 
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Nice! I still remember Hoyt's Defiant (or maybe Defiance) from 10-15 years ago. I believe it was Hoyt's first solocam bow, with the hot Redline cam. Boy, things sure have changed.
 
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If I buy a Mathews, I turn into a Democrat??? :-)


You are a democrat - explains your poor marksmanship.

There is proof.

http://consolidatednews.photos...age/I0000IEtr930zCvY

Mike
 
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You caught me!!!
 
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If I buy a Mathews, I turn into a Democrat??? :-)


You are a democrat - explains your poor marksmanship.

There is proof.

http://consolidatednews.photos...age/I0000IEtr930zCvY

Mike


Biebs is really Bill Clinton?
 
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If I was, I'd do EVERYONE a favor and shoot Hillary and then myself.
 
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