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TradBowhunter-Ethical Predator

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2 likes • 14d
April 15 th here in MN, getting ready.
Metal riser bows
I personally was never a fan of metal riser bows they just didn’t seem to have a “soul” but being a huge Eichler fan when I started bow hunting 20 or so years ago i always wanted a Eichler signature series bow and a friend was kind enough to gift me a buffalo about a year ago. Well I just set it to the side and shot my wood trad bows and for some reason the past couple weeks i decided to give it a shot and it definitely hasn’t disappointed. Anyone else shooting/hunting with metal riser bows? Let’s see them!
Metal riser bows
2 likes • 16d
In 1971 I bought my first Bear T/D, a B mag handle and shot it with 61# limbs for 8 years. In 79 I was going on my first Moose hunt and got some 75# for it. I was shooting a 32 " draw back then putting it out to 88#. It Blew up not having a backup had to go another way. Bear was not making T/D's at the time. The next spring I found an A mag riser I still have and use for turkey hunting. They have always shot good for me.
Broadhead choice
So for my bear hunt this year these are my 3 choices of broadhead to choose from. A 3 blade razorhead, a 2 blade single bevel grizzly, or two blade ace express. I also have the two blade single bevel razorhead but at that point I think id rather go with the grizzly I dont love how small the razorheads are. I may even consider a vpa 3 blade. I really like 3 blades but I dont have any vpa right now. I haven't shot the ace yet but I hear really good things. The grizzly and razorhead both shoot like a dream. Took my first deer with one of these Grizzlies. Which of these would you choose?
Broadhead choice
1 like • 20d
I've used Bear razorheads, wensel woodsmans, zwicky deltas and another 3 blade that I can't remember the name of for bears. A sharp 3 blade leaves the best blood trail but if you hit them good they won't go 50 yards. I've had them drop after doing a back flip on the bait. Good luck!
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Have you had your first traditional bowhunt? Please put in the survey below if you have had your first traditional bowhunt and if you have put your first traditional bowhunt... Please share in the comments below about your first time in the woods with your traditional bow and how it felt! 👉 If you have not had your first hunt with a tradbow, comment below what is holding you back? This will help all our new people out there!...Please share!
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3 likes • Feb 14
I started bowhunting seriously in 1965 All bows were traditional then. My first morning I hunted in the Necedah National Wildlife refuge in Wisconsin and got basically surrounded with running deer! I ended up getting one shot at a standing forkhorn, didn't pick a spot and shot high. I WAS HOOKED and have been ever since. I'm almost 78 now and looking forward to my next hunt, Turkey in about 2 months.
To wrap or not
What's everyone's thoughts on leather hand wraps? I've made a few and like the look and feel but wonder if they'll hold moisture next to the bow. Thoughts?
1 like • Jan 27
I like the feel of a leather wrap and have put them on all my bows for the 30 yrs. Never had a moisture problem as they dry out quite quickly.
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Randy Doyle
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