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DANG RICK!!
I forgot all about my REALLY first one! I think it was made from a branch off an ash tree. The string was either baling twine or some trot line string that I snitched from my Dad. Most of my "arrows" were lilac switches. Ya didn't pull back too far. Either the "bow" would snap or the "arrows" would flex and shoot off in a direction that ya weren't pointed in!
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I started shooting a bear long bow, I don't remember the model. I now shoot a Switchback
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I started out with an old yellow fiberglass from western auto. Changed to the Browning Bantum 60# the year they arrived. I changed again to my final bow, unless I get stupid, the Mathews Outback 70#. None better for me!!
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Looking at the list of bows here shows some are a bit longer in the tooth than others.
Other than the tree limb bows that we strung with wire leader material... that was great till Dad came home and could'nt find any of his arrows hanging in his quiver in the garage... after answering the questions of where are they... wood chucks and chippies where great young man's hunting fodder.. he put me and my brother into the car rather than the wood shed and bought us both Bear Whitetail hunters. Yup the ones form the middle 70's. I have had a lot of different bows in my hands over the years, being a Pro Staffer has allowed many oppertunities over the years but everytime I look at that bow on the wall I can see as vividly as if it was this afternoon the first deer I took on my 16th birthday. This year I am shooting a Hoyt Katera.
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I started with a PSE in the early 80's, I was looking for a Bear Delta V at the time and couldn't find one. I don't remember the model number, I am now shooting a Drenalin after a 13 year break in the action, and man, is it ever different from my Oneida Screaming Eagle that I was shooting last!!! Things changed just a tiny bit in those 13 years!!!!
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aaa geeze.
my first bow,,, i dont even remember but i got my first real compound bow when i was 5 or 6. now i have a diamond black ice. its so smooth and lightweight. i have a feeling its gonna be around for a LONG time. i love it and wouldnt give it up for a million dollars... well i would because i could buy a new one and then still have the rest of the million dollars but ya get the idea.
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I Started With A Reflex.. My Son Had One And We Are Pretty Much The Same Size,, Then I Shot A Bowtech General And Had To Have One,, So Now I Shoot A General And He Shoots A Bowtech 101st,, I Just Love My Bow ! No Vibration And Extremely Quiet! I Am Leaving For Quebec For A Caribou Hunt In Sept. And Hope To Bring Home My First P&y!!!
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The first compound I owned was a Bear Black Bear. 40lbs, brass sight pins with painted ends. Stick on rubber rest
![]() The first bow I hunted with was a Parker Challenger set at 45lbs. I now shoot a Bowtech Equalizer pulling 52#.
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Bow: $700 Stuff to go on bow: $300.00 Arrows and Broadheads: $250.00 Trying not to look shocked when you actually hit what your aiming at: PRICELESS
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