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40# - 45# Bow Harvest Pics?

Started by Wannabe1, January 06, 2012, 06:10:00 PM

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wapiti792

Mike Davenport

YORNOC

I'll try to find a pic, but my buddy shot a P&Y woodland caribou, complete pass through with a 70" 40# 1969 Hoyt Pro Medallist recurve. I put prairie rattlers on it for him to camo those white limbs.
David M. Conroy

Blaino

Keep the good times rollin!
  :campfire:
"It's not the trophy, but the race. It's not the quarry,
but the chase."

amazonjim

Great thread, enjoyed all the pics.

b.glass

My avatar is the buck I shot with my 60" Fox longbow. 45# @ 26", Kentucky 2004.
B.Glass, aka Mom, aka Longbowwoman
Gregory R. Glass Feb. 14th, 1989-April 1st, 2007; Forever 18.
TGMM Family of The Bow
Mark 5:36 "Don't be afraid, just believe".

Cyclic-Rivers

Relax,

You'll live longer!

Charlie Janssen

PBS Associate Member
Wisconsin Traditional Archers


>~TGMM~> <~Family~Of~The~Bow~<

b.glass

B.Glass, aka Mom, aka Longbowwoman
Gregory R. Glass Feb. 14th, 1989-April 1st, 2007; Forever 18.
TGMM Family of The Bow
Mark 5:36 "Don't be afraid, just believe".

Sam McMichael

My first bow kill, and first deer ever, was a nice 10 point buck with a 45# Ben Pearson recurve back in 1971. No pics from that far back. More luck than skill went into that little adventure.
Sam

Bob Macioch

Hunt for you! Dont worry what others will say,if your happy with what you shoot who really cares what anyone else thinks.You will be happier in the long run and hunting will remain the fun way to get meat for your entire life.Enjoy the journey

Scott357

This thread inspires me. When I got back into trad last year I bought a 51# Browning Nomad from the classifieds here. A few months later I bought a beater Ben Pearson Stallion 45# for a bowfishing rig. The Ben Pearson has quickly become my favorite. I also refinished the Ben Pearson so it is no longer a "beater"! I just cant get any consistency with the Browning but I am very confident with the Ben Pearson so I will probably use it this fall.

Scott.

Widow's Son

Lots of good points here. Twenty years ago I thought I had to shoot a 60# recurve and I missed a lot of deer. I've had much more success after moving down to a 46# bow. These days I stay somewhere in the 45#-50# range. A 60# bow is tough to draw after you've been sitting still for 2 or 3 hours.

Ross
1969 Bear Super Kodiak 45#
1966 Bear Kodiak 52#
2000 Black Widow MAII
46# at 28"
Roy Hall Navajo Stick, 64" Caddo 55#@28"

Richie

Once a Marine always a Marine, Semper Fi

Biggamefish

Took him 43#@29" he was 10 yards.  
"Respect nature and its ways, for it will teach you more than you know."   M.P.

Biggamefish

Another with the Soveriegn Mace.


 
"Respect nature and its ways, for it will teach you more than you know."   M.P.

hedgerowhuntr

This is a great topic and I'd still like to see more people chime in. I have heavier poundage bows, but I probably shoot my Hill Country 45# longbow the best.

Right now it will probably be my go to bow for hunting this fall and I'm looking for recommendations on a heavy arrow setup. What's everyone else using in your 40-45# bows?

Tom Anderson

QuoteOriginally posted by TxAg:
[QB] 45# longbow

Little Pigs

     

What longbow is that, TxAg?
(formerly "NativeCraft")
Wilson, NC

"short skirts create less drag in the woods..." (Dave Worden)

AMB





45lb. Quinn Stallion and Simmons Interceptor







Same bow, but with a Treeshark for these two.

Matty


collofthewild

QuoteOriginally posted by Matty:
Good post
X2!

TxAg


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