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Article by at 2011-05-17 06:08:57
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Compound Hunting Bows
Q: I need a compound hunting bow, but I have long arms that measure to a 32 inch draw, thus making finding a good compound bow very difficult.
I don't have alot of money, so the cheaper the better. What is a good and cheap 32 inch draw compound
A: the closest i found to a 32 inch draw length is a ross carnivore 34 from bass pro shops which has a 31 inch draw length
Archery bow press
A very popular bow today is called a compound bow. Compound bows are used a lot today in hunting and archery competitions. Archery presses have made the use of this bow much easier than it once was before. The compound bow is so popular today because it has great strength in its shots. There are many different compound bows on the market today because manufacturers are frequently coming out with new versions because of the high demand. The archery press also has a big part to play in the popularity of these bows. Thankfully, for every new bow press that is coming out on the market, a new archery press comes out as well. Archery presses are extremely important in maintaining these valued bows.
...For as long as Sheilah Bomar could remember, there's been a passion to hunt and a burning desire to be the best.
Most of her life, Sheilah hunted with shotguns and rifles, but it wasn't until 1991 that she added a new element to her hunting arsenal by purchasing her first bow. Soon after, she entered into a bow hunter freestyle competition and a new talent in the sport of archery was born.
"A friend talked me into shooting a tournament, and I was amazed how friendly and social everyone was," said Sheilah Bomar. "I'm competitive by nature and once I started I couldn't wait until the next (event)."
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The Bowhunter's Handbook Back in the late 1980s and early 1990s, my compounds — when fitted with a stabilizer, bow quiver, and full complement of arrows — weighed seven to eight pounds or more. Today my typical compound hunting setups weigh about half as much. |
Article by at 2011-05-17 06:08:57