Can I Still Use A Bear Grizzly If I Have A 30 Inch Draw Length

• #3

Most "factory made" bows are built to an AMO standard of 28". Some will draw beyond 28" without too much stack upwardly, some won't. Mostly, your draw length will be less with a stick bow than a compound. You'll likely drop 1 to 2 inches of describe pulling a recurve or long bow. That still puts you in there with a thirty to 31 inch draw. In that location will be used bows out there for sale with draw lengths in that range. Check the Leatherwall classifieds. The Leatherwall is another proficient source for answers to your questions.

• #4

Figure out your truthful depict before you get likewise worried. Can y'all draw your Bearcat well plenty to at to the lowest degree measure?

You lot'll also need to figure out a baseline ballast indicate. Near people volition draw their finger to the corner of their rima oris equally a start. Drawing further back will tend to pull the pointer out of line.

If you can go to a big trad shooting upshot this summer, you could effort out a lot of bows in person.

• #10

Wider grinning!!!! Lol true story!

• #11

Traditional bows practice indeed contain some different muscles during draw than does a compound. I started with a 50 # Browning Wasp many years agone. I switched to a 65# Bear Grizzly and I began an do routine from an old Bowhunting magazine. They had a different routine for compounds.
I found also that accuracy was enhanced when the draw, release and follow through was i smooth move. The instinct to "hold" your depict and aim is counterproductive in traditional archery. It'due south like to shotgunning birds, you signal and shoot. It takes more do but the satisfaction of a good shot causes a wider grin.

Practise yous go to the shoots at tannehill? I'd like to meet y'all. Seems similar nosotros have a lot in common.

• #12

Exercise you become to the shoots at tannehill? I'd similar to meet you. Seems like we have a lot in mutual.

I have not made it to one. I interviewed a lady that lives nearby that goes to all the shoots. She won the earth championship a couple of times, one time with a longbow her husband made, the second with a Howard Hill longbow she had won. I guess I'thou getting lazy, I switched to an Excalibur a few years back.
Maybe we can meet up at some point. I'k behind on my tree setups, only you're welcome to come up and sit in my swamp when I fix up a few spots. Information technology's every bit much an adventure as it is a chase. Ride a couple miles down the river and ease up a tree. In that location are some very good bucks in at that place bit they are elusive.

Last edited: Oct 24, 2017

• #13

I have not made it to one. I interviewed a lady that lives nearby that goes to all the shoots. She won the world title a couple of times, once with a longbow her husband made, the 2d with a Howard Colina longbow she had won. I gauge I'm getting lazy, I switched to an Excalibur a few years back.
Maybe we can come across up at some point. I'm behind on my tree setups, merely you're welcome to come up and sit down in my swamp when I gear up upward a few spots. It's as much an adventure as it is a hunt. Ride a couple miles down the river and ease up a tree. In that location are some very good bucks in there bit they are elusive.

Well then, you will have to come make a shoot with us side by side yr. I'm not practiced enough to compete. I just shoot to have fun. My buddy usually does very well. I'm new to Alabama just we have been going to the shoots at tannehill for a few years. Now that I'grand here, my buddies from back habitation take a place to stay without getting a room. Last twelvemonth I got them to bring a few sacks of crawfish and nosotros boiled them at the firm. I'll give you a shout to join us adjacent fourth dimension.

Thanks for the offer to brand a chase. With youth season starting next weekend at the Ms camp, my hunts are limited here on out. Maybe we could find time to hook upwardly and make a hunt, or if anything I could assist yous gear up upwardly some spots. I dear being in the woods and learning other's hunting styles.

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