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fishnhuntnboy

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I thought it would be kinda cool to find out what everyone uses.

I have a 2006 HOYT lazertech 75th year edition with a quicktune 2000 rest, boss hogg sights, carbon express cx200, little goose release, and a fuse stabalizer.

So lets see what you yall use.

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2006 Matthews Switchback XT (29 inch 70lbs draw), Vapor Trail Strings and Cables, 7inch Doinker Multi-rod stab., 3 Pin Cobra Sidewinder Site, QAD Ultra LD arrow rest, Hurricane release....shooting Gold Tip XT Hunters.

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I have a AR-34 (28.5-70lbs). I shoot CX-300/2" Blazers, 100 grain wasp Jackhammers, Scott release, Extreme RT-900 sight with a Muzzy Zero Effect rest.

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Fred Bear Epic extreme with Copper John 3 pin sight and Trophy Taker drop away rest. I shoot Gold Tip XT 7595 arrows and use the Winn Free release.

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I'm going to use the basic recurve Ben Pearson 45lb no sights and easton game getter arrows. I got this bow in 1984 as a gift and have not shot a deer with it yet. good luck to everyone.

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how do you guys like the gold tip. i was looking at getting some but i liked the carbon express. so whats you info on them???

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Main Bow: 2002 Bowtech Patriot Single Cam, 28" - 70 lbs., Carbon Express Hunter 300 shafts with feathers, Montec 100gr. broadheads, Trophy Taker rest, Copper John Deadnuts sight.

Backup Bow: 1999 Darton Yukon XT with CPS system, 28", 70 lbs., same shafts, same broadheads as above, Trophy Taker rest, Cobra sights.

Recurve: I hope to harvest a deer this year with my Darton Ranger recurve, 55 lbs. at 28" with Magnus Snuffers in 125 Gr. This will be my first "trad" harvest if I make the shot.

Best of Luck to all, hope your freezer gets full of venison quick!

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Switchback XT (70lbs / 30in. draw) with a Schaffer MAT-1 rest, Cobra Sidewinder 3 pin sight, Cobra Pro caliper release, and shooting Carbon Express CX-300's

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2002 Mathews MQ1 with a Trophy Ridge sight,Mathews quiver and a 7" doinker along with a Mathews overdraw. Arrows are Beaman ICS Hunter 400 with 125 grain Muzzies.I thought of getting a new Mathews but this one is still stopping plenty of deer.

If I do buy a new bow it will without a doubt be another Mathews as I have been very happy with the last two.The bows before that were both PSE bows and they also performed very well.

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2006 Switchback XT (70 lbs) with a Ripcord arrow rest, a Sonoran sight with 3 pins, a S-Coil stabilizer, Scott Little Goose release an Beaman ICS Hunter 400's with Muzzy MX-4 broadheads.

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2006 switchback xt vital gear single pin sight,fuse stabilizer, fuse quiver, tru ball release, easton axis arrows and spitfire xp broadheads.

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2005 Diamond Triumph 28.5 inch 70 lb, Cobra Sidewinder 3 Pin sights, Trophy Taker Dropaway rest, Truball Copperhead release, Carbon Express Maxima 350 arrows, 6 inch doinker, limbsaver silencing equipment, 100 gr G5 Montec Broadheads

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I'm in...

2004 Hoyt Ultra Tec

Copper John Dead Nuts Pro Sight

Carbon Doinker

Maxxum Arrows

Shakey Hunter Rest

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Please dont teast about the small deer in the pict.. I was quite proud of it.. and it tasted awesome!

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nice to know that there is another hoyt owner on here. i felt like the only one

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forge safari 72 lbs 28"

whisker bisquit quick shot

beman 400

montec G5

winn free flight

vital bow gear oracal

limbsaver stabilizer

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'06 Hoyt Protech in Safari pattern, 3 pin sliding AP Archery site, Shaky Hunter drop away, Carter 4 finger release (I much prefer the four finger releases), Carbon Express arrows, and 100 grain Steelhead mechanicals.

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How do you like the protech? i was looking at getting that but i decided to go with the lazertech.

Got a question. i need some opinions on some broadheads. I am looking at getting the magnus stinger buzzcut 100 grain 4 blade. I like those but at the same time i dont know what else to get.

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