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I just bought an elite energy 32, I really like the grip but I'm wondering since your hand is up against the finish of the bow all the time has anyone seen the finish rub off like other bows after a bunch of shooting or does the cerakote hold up a lot better? Was wondering if I should add a...

I have a Nikon archers choice, bought new in 09 and I still haven't changed the battery. Has been very dependable. If I had to get another rangefinder I think I'd go with Nikon again.

The rope was cheap but not cheaply made, it's double braided nylon, mold and uv resistant. I'm not big on falling either, have fallen off a roof and shattered my heel. The stuff I bought was 1/2 diameter with a working load of close to 600 pounds which the way they rate it is usually around 1/5...

Check out PBS boat store, they sell rope fairly cheap, I just made 12 liflelines for less than $250. Shipping to Missouri was close to $50. The rope comes with a 3 year warranty.

I had one, went thru 2 inserts in no time. Arrows flew right thru it and never used broadheads on it. I bought a rhinehart target and will buy one of their deer targets eventually.

We already allowed all bows, they just want to allow crossguns(bows) now for all.

I just disked and then broadcasted, had very good results

I sprayed once during a light mist and still had a good kill, I always try to use a surfactant though.

I know it's available in a quart bottle, mfa carries it here and seen at other stores that sell whitetail institute products. Try calling whitetail institute about the slay.

Will never buy another cuddeback

Thanks for the info, looked at the whalens and joined the group on Facebook, has anyone shot a truball bt gold? Lancaster has them on sale.

Can anyone recommend a good back tension release, just want one to use for practice. I'm not a competition shooter, would like to keep the price around $100, thanks.

I've had a nikon archers choice range finder for about 6 years now and it's been very good, long battery life too. I was using a tru ball release and it was nice but switched to a Scott last fall and like it a lot better, I seem to be more accurate with the Scott.

I've had good success with drilling a small hole in the tree and squirting a little tordon in it

Sometimes it depends on how your tying it in, some people use different methods. When I get my peep where I want it I pull the bow back, depending on which way the peep twists, if any, I'll run the serving down the opposite side and that usually will straighten it. You can also add a half twist...

I'm pretty sure the Mdc has a big target on it's back for going up against deer farms, betting that is what got most of this started.

I have one of the bowmaster presses, I like it. Used it quite a bit last year tuning my hoyt and working on other peoples bows. It's worth the money I think.

Missouri has tried containing it, hasn't really worked. They found new cases 40-50 miles away from the original location, now they want to kill deer in that area to test this spring. I personally won't submit any deer for testing, if they find it in your area they want to kill every deer they...

Selling a hoyt vector 32, 60-70 pound draw, 28.5". Including a hoyt qad rest, limbsaver stabilizer, and brand new never been shot americas best bowstrings. Asking 600 with included items, will consider selling just bare bow. PM me for pics, thanks

I just enrolled 55 acres in 3 different programs. Have some going in pollinator(cp42), highly erodible, and cp38 and 33. All were continuous programs.