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Those of you who know about my crazy nature won't be surprised, I am now getting into bowhunting! A couple of weeks ago I entered an archery shop in the town where I am living for 4 months now, and I must say I was seduced! I showed the dealer my pictures from Africa and told him that I wanted to go back there with bow and arrow, so he ordered for me the convenient material for penetrating big beasts. I am now the proud owner (since yesterday) of a superb Matthew's LX / 70 lb draw strength / 30" draw length . Practised all afternoon yesterday, and it feels great . Hope to shoot a pig or two this fall, and as I am not 100% accurate yet, the spear will of course be at hand for the possible finish off
 
Posts: 552 | Location: France | Registered: 21 February 2002Reply With Quote
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Way to go, K Bab, you will really enjoy bow hunting.
 
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Welcome to "The Dark Side"! LOL!
You may never return to the land of the "Thunder Stick"!
The LX is a fine bow! I am shooting one this year and love it. Its my 4th Mathews. My son is shooting the first one I had, a Featherlight.
Its a real blast to be up close and personal to the game. Have a ball!
 
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When your ready to take the training wheels off and leave the Darkside , the Jedi will welcome you.

Hogs are great to bowhunt for. Do take your time, put it right above the elbow & don't push the hog.

Keep your gadgets to a min. & remember to have fun.
 
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KBab,
Congratulations and welcome to the addiction! (Although being a spear hunter you don't need much encouragement! )
Enjoy and shoot often but not to the point of getting tired as that will lead you to develop BAD habits that will take alot of time to correct.
I would make a point of shooting a couple times a day a small number of arrows at a time working up as your strength and consistancy improves rather than shooting on long session at a time.
 
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I already had a foot in the Dark Side indeed! Now I have both .
Thanks for your encouragements, I'll keep you posted about my progress.
May the Force be with you all
 
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