Like Riding a Bike - Kinda

[Gut_Pile]

Good work!

[Golfernash]

Back like he never left

[trkykilr]

I finally got a chance to shoot all of the new bows, and make a choice. I went over to Augusta and spent the day with Casey Crawley and his staff this past week. They were very patient as I shot 6-7 new bows from different manufacturers, and I tried to be as open minded as possible. The carbon Hoyt felt like a familiar woman, but my choice came down to the Matthews ARC 34 and the Darton 33. The back wall of the Darton was just a little more solid, so I ordered one, and I’m excited for it to get here. Bows have come a long long way since I last shopped around. The biggest difference may be the smoothness of the draw, as 70 lbs feels like my 61 lb Hoyt.

[davisd9]

I finally got a chance to shoot all of the new bows, and make a choice. I went over to Augusta and spent the day with Casey Crawley and his staff this past week. They were very patient as I shot 6-7 new bows from different manufacturers, and I tried to be as open minded as possible. The carbon Hoyt felt like a familiar woman, but my choice came down to the Matthews ARC 34 and the Darton 33. The back wall of the Darton was just a little more solid, so I ordered one, and I’m excited for it to get here. Bows have come a long long way since I last shopped around. The biggest difference may be the smoothness of the draw, as 70 lbs feels like my 61 lb Hoyt.

Glad you found one you like! I have heard good things about the Darton 33 but never shot one. Look forward to more bow kill stories from you!

[Frank1]

Nothing like sending an arrow then dragging one out

[Arrowman]

You limited yourself to 20yds then knowingly took a 30yd shot at a doe on high alert….rookie

[davisd9]

You limited yourself to 20yds then knowingly took a 30yd shot at a doe on high alert….rookie

Good example of why bow hunters have the better than thou reputation.