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Another excellent point, Booner.

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SWIABOONER, It's your string. I had the same thing happen. Your string stretched, lengthening your ATA and shortening your BH. In doing so, the string makes more contact with the suppressors. Is you bow getting loader too? If you call Mathews, they will tell you to press your bow and put 8...

I took two birds last year with the bow, out of a Double Bull T2. They say not to use mechanicals with L-shaped blades ( like Spitfires for example )when shooting through the net. I took both birds through the netting, shooting Spitfire 100gr. One bird was at 22 yards and the other was close...

Wow, sweet blind! I just layed eyes on it yesterday, and bought one. You guys seen one yet? Scheels is letting them go for $399.00. Come on April!!!!!!!!

I haven't read the article you mentioned, so I really can't comment on what they said. What paper was it in? I can say the I would love to be able to go out and buy a few bonus tags and harvest a few drunk drivers this year. I'm hoping they approve rifles this season, I didn't have much luck...

Hi guys... I was given a low-end Stealth Cam for x-mas. It's the MC2-G (35mm). I have read a lot of posts on the battery hungry stealth cams and expected to be changing batteries pretty often. Initially, I checked the cam everyday, thinking the highs in the single digits and lows below zero...

I haven't shot the Switchback but probably will at some point. I can't imagine how it could be significantly better than the Outback.

Read the "Mathews Outback Owners" thread in this section. In a nutshell: Zebras suck. I put a set of Winners Choice strings on my bow and love 'em!

You have all year to kill 'Yotes!

I read the article in the paper when I was at my in-laws for supper. When we left there, I got a call from a buddy of mine ( Allen) , who's a vet. He's got a clinic north of Sioux City right across the road from the 10 acres we are going to build a house on. I got to talking with him and he...

.....holy $h1% !!!

Crookedhorn for sure! You'll forget you have them on. I walked into a store with mine on after coming back into town from a pre-season scouting trip....I felt like an ass! They only cost $20.00.

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You won't need anything but a 3-9x40 for ML'ing deer. That will bring the prices down considerablely. I have had really good luck with a Leupold 3-9x40 VXI that's on my Encore.

I wouldn't think twice about spending more on the scope than I did on the rifle. I really think you should spend as much as you can afford on your optics. As most have posted thus far.... you get what you pay for. Cheap=Crap. Sure, they all look good in the store. Try ( accidently )knocking...

I agree with what 203 said. Form has A LOT to do with it.... Think about all the things that go into a shot with a bow. Consistant anchor point, proper release, bow hand position on the grip, bow arm position at release, back tension during the shot, follow-through, presence...or lack of, bow...

Another load that works great: 200gr TC Shockwave .50 Cal Sabots 120gr 777 FFFG ( not FFG ) powder. ( never used that load fired with the factory 209 breech plug though.... Mine's a little different, it accepts .25 ACP brass loaded with a CCI 400 small rifle primer. I'll upload a pic of...

I agree with avid, you only need a good 3-9 scope for deer with a smokepole. I have a 3-9x40 Leupold VXI on mine...it works great.

Here's mine.... not SS but pretty as hell!