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    #61
    I’m in the 62# camp


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      #62
      It’s too hot to fish! Go get a new bow!!!

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        #63
        You’re still my hero.

        I cranked mine up for a nilgai hunt, but it will get backed down to about 62 when I start shooting again. For me that will likely be the day before season opens

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          #64
          Ive gotten a pass through on a sow with a 30# draw wieght after my shoulder surgery. I don't think I will ever go up to 70 again at 55 now I will probably stay there

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            #65
            trying my best to work up to sixty. LOL

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              #66
              I have always shot about 55 lbs. and I have killed tons of animals within seconds. It is about making a good shot and good broadhead.

              If I was hunting Elk or something bigger I would shoot 60.

              I know a young man who killed a HUGE elk with a 30-40 lb. bow when he was a kid so you know it isnt necessary.

              Rick

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                #67
                60# in my old mission ballistic. Never felt the need for more.

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                  #68
                  I shoot 60.

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                    #69
                    My new bow (last year) is a 60. Have it set at 62. My old bow is a 70 have it set at 62. Now i need to turn my new one down a little. Can't help you on felt difference now, but the new one is easyer on my shoulder to draw.

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                      #70
                      Buff I’ve been shopping 60 pounds since 2006. It just makes it easier to draw when cold or in strange positions. I took a 60 pound Bowtech Invasion to South Africa last summer. I built some 450gr arrows using 75gr brass inserts and 100gr QAD exodus broadheads. I had a complete pass through on wart hog, impala, nyala, blue wildebeest, and gemsbok. I shot a zebra at 30 yards and the arrow was barely hanging by the nock and flipped out when he ran by a bush. I also buried the nock all the way into the chest cavity on a sable. You won’t have any problems killing animals with 60 pounds.

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                        #71
                        I'm not that old and my shoulders are in pretty good shape but I just got tired of fighting getting a 70lb bow trying to be really still when it's cold outside. Shooting is more enjoyable with a 55-60 lb bow and the right arrow cut on contact broadhead combo will still pass through just about anything on this continent.

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                          #72
                          I’m pulling 63 lbs. So far so good.


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                            #73
                            it's been a while since I've shot a compound, but couldn't you just turn your current bow down to 60 lbs?

                            My last compound was a Matthews Switchback XT and it was a 60-70 lb bow, I usually kept it at 65.

                            If I had to go back to a compound I wouldn't pull more than 60. No reason IMO.

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                              #74
                              It’s all a matter of how far you want the arrow into the dirt after a pass through.

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                                #75
                                60 is more than enough, especially if your setup correctly.

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