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Im posting to tell those who are worried if 45#’s is enough, that it was for me tonight at 25 yrds very slightly quartering away. Easy pass thru and cracked a rib going in.
Sorry for terrible pic as always in a hurry and it’s the only one I got, as I found her 30 yrds away.
Hoyt Helix Ultra at 45#’s, 100 gr Magnus stinger broadhead, CX 400 badlands red with 50 grain fact weight
This is the exit. Entry was a little higher and few inches back

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Have a carbon icon.. strings are 2-3 years old… last I had it measured I was around 66 lbs, went to turn the bolts in more and i got 1/4 turn before they stopped. I know I’m due for strings, but going to wait until after season. Is this from string stretch?

Lets see some Iowa results.

Looking for a Mathews Traverse with a 29.5 or 30 in draw length. Shooting a Halon 32-6, but the Traverse looks better suited for my 6’5" frame

Has any one got to shoot the new evo 33 the local shop got one in yesterday an I’m lovin it

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Is here https://bowtecharchery.com/bows/specialist-2/

Ok so here goes. I have decided I wanted a small dog to tag along with me for several reasons. Companionship, snakes and deer recovery. I rescued a half rat terrier half fiest. Is this something anyone else does. I wanted a dog small enough to share a one man tent but gritty enough to bay a snake. I know fiest are hunting dogs and could blood trail a deer. Does anyone else do this and have any tips to share

To me it’s always been like a Magnus. No chisel tips or anything like that. Am I off base on my thinking. Cut means cutting not punching through.

Just curious