After spending hours at Live Oak Archery with Blake(awesome guy) in Bryan, I shot every bow on the rack. I narrowed the bow for me down to the Mathews V3. But I’m torn between the 31” or the 27”. I’m not sure which one to get. Looking for someone with more experience for advice. I hunt whitetail in Texas, as well as mule deer and Elk in Colorado and New Mexico. I do stand hunts and backpack hunts. I’m leaning towards the 27” Although I know the 31” will be more forgiving. Just seeing what you guys would recommend?
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I did a decent amount of research and purchased a bow 2 weeks ago. I ended up going with the Hoyt Torrex XT. Believe it’s 30” and I’m loving it so far. Great bang for the buck and it’s extremely quiet and fast. It’s not extremely expensive which allowed me to rig it up quite well. I hunt white tail in south Texas and don’t see this thing letting me down. Get yourself a good sight and rest and get comfy shooting whatever it is you purchase. I know guys who shoot old bows and still manage to be successful. Hope this helps a bit?
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Originally posted by Snakebadger View PostAfter spending hours at Live Oak Archery with Blake(awesome guy) in Bryan, I shot every bow on the rack. I narrowed the bow for me down to the Mathews V3. But I’m torn between the 31” or the 27”. I’m not sure which one to get. Looking for someone with more experience for advice. I hunt whitetail in Texas, as well as mule deer and Elk in Colorado and New Mexico. I do stand hunts and backpack hunts. I’m leaning towards the 27” Although I know the 31” will be more forgiving. Just seeing what you guys would recommend?
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I got a 27" V3 earlier this year and have loved it. I found it really difficult to tell the difference between the two. I chose the 27" because I've got a shorter draw at 26.5. I practice at least a few ends at longer ranges than I'd hunt so the short ranges are like chip shots, but I've gone all the way out to 100 yards no problem at all. 31" will probably be more forgiving for sure, but I'm happy with my choice.
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