Nice shooting, and I love those knocs! I have a Bear Kodiak Hunter at 60 lbs pull that I have kept around for about 50 years. They are a handul to shoot at heavier weights, but are hnady to carry. I used mine as a 'scout bow' after I went to compound set ups. What people don't know is that a good natural arrow cast exists for a shot at about 60 yards. I learned this while piling up shots at 15-20 yards with just natural sighting, then found the right vertical gap by experimenting, and that 60 yard just came natural with my set up. I took a nice Whitetail buck at 60 yards some years later as I knew the exact range to a trail point from where I was walking. A heavier arrow weight is no doubt better when using manual bows.

@Kurtdog63

2 ай бұрын

I use a high anchor and longer arrow. Point on is 20 yards! Heavy arrow drops 8 inches at 25 and 12 inches at thirty. I like 15 yard shots. Ha.