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Buying a recurve for the upcomming season #2258703 04/20/11 10:41 PM
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gonna kick it old skool and get a recurve to deer hunt with.

anyone here ever kill a deer with one?



For it is not the quarry that we truly seek, but the adventure.
Re: Buying a recurve for the upcomming season [Re: txtrophy85] #2259539 04/21/11 10:35 AM
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I hunt with a Martin Serengeti recurve...Killed two doe and a few hogs with it. It's quite a game changer once you get bored with your long rifles and even your compound...This is where scent control is a must and your camo pattern actually matter. Fun stuff!


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Originally Posted By: txtrophy85
gonna kick it old skool and get a recurve to deer hunt with.

anyone here ever kill a deer with one?


why yes...yes I have


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You'll never turn back. I use a Sarrel's recurve. It's a blast, very simple and fun! If you're considering a long bow, I know a custom bowyer in San Marcos that makes some really nice 58" long bows at a very reasonable price. I about to buy one of his myself.


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Quite a few. I have a Mamba and a Black Widow. My advise to you is practice, practice, practice.......and during all that practice wear a finger glove or you will get blisters. They are a blast to shoot and hunt with. Good luck and have fun. Remember, they do not have overdraw like a compound. So you can only draw back when you are ready for the shot. Makes it a little easier to get busted on the draw, but it is a fun challenge.


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Originally Posted By: DoubleB20
You'll never turn back. I use a Sarrel's recurve. It's a blast, very simple and fun! If you're considering a long bow, I know a custom bowyer in San Marcos that makes some really nice 58" long bows at a very reasonable price. I about to buy one of his myself.


do you have a link to his site?


Im pumped about the idea of going into the woods with nothing but a stick, string, quiver and knife and bringin home a deer or pig.

i've killed beaucoup deer with a rifle, enjoy rifle hunting but compound hunting dosen't get me as excited as the idea of shooting a recurve. I have just started bowfishing and this is what set the idea in motion, the instict shooting that takes place.



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