No More 70 lb Bows for Me

[UTGrad]

I have shot 70 lbs. for years and don't plan on changing. Maybe when I get older and carry my wife's purse.

Awesome! How much can you bench press?

 

[FLTENNHUNTER1]

I have shot 70 lbs. for years and don't plan on changing. Maybe when I get older and carry my wife's purse.

Awesome! How much can you bench press?

9000 pounds one handed

 

[UTGrad]

Lol

 

[bowhunter163]

I hunted with one of my target bows for most of the year . 52 lbs 26" draw at 254 FPS . Smokin ! Lol killed a doe at 37 yards .

 

[UTGrad]

Given those specs that is smoking!

 

[DixieCrafter]

I have shot 70 lbs. for years and don't plan on changing. Maybe when I get older and carry my wife's purse.

Too Funny!

 

[catman529]

I can pull 70 fine, but low to mid 60s is more comfortable and that's what I shoot. I still need to get it weighed though so I know exactly how many lbs I pull. Would rather shoot lower poundage because I can hold it longer, draw smoother and hold it more steady.

 

[Bootlegger]

I love a 60lb bow. It will kill a deer just as good as a 70lb. My new PSE Revenge is a 60-70lb bow. I shoot 65lbs and like that. If I pick up a new DNA SP this spring I'm gonna get 65lb limbs on it. They have that option which is nice.

I though you had a Mathews UTgrad? Did you get a new one? I love the Spyder 30