Shanman
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Yep, I fell in. Not to bad but when you have a brand new compound laying around and you're more excited about a $150 recurve….. blows my mind. Didn't see this coming.
Yep, I fell in. Not to bad but when you have a brand new compound laying around and you're more excited about a $150 recurve….. blows my mind. Didn't see this coming.
There is a lot to be said for keeping it simple and your style of hunting sounds like just that. The older I get the more simple I like things.Yep, I've been down that rabbit hole a couple of times. I bought one many years back because I thought that since I was such an accomplished bowhunter that I needed something "more challenging". I shot it a bunch, thought I had it down and knew what I was doing, missed a good buck broadside at 12 yards. Literally threw it out of the tree. Went back to wheels for a couple more years after that. Then I climbed back down that rabbit hole, got a "better" bow because that was my problem the first time . I shot it a bunch but couldn't get it to group and honestly looking back now, I was severely over bowed. Went back to wheels again.
My last and final trip down the hole I tried several bows, settled on a bow weight that I like, played, tinkered, and really got to what works for me, not necessarily everyone else. I just really enjoy the way I bow hunt now. Stickbow, backpack stuffed with a ghillie suit, and a stool strapped to the pack. I can hunt anywhere I can find a little ground cover. Just the way I role.
Totally agree.There is a lot to be said for keeping it simple . . . . . The older I get the more simple I like things.
ThanksBeautiful bow and great buck with the trad gear!