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Whats everyones bowhunting setup for whitetails,just curious if they differ that much from the typical setup here in the East? I'm currently bowhunting with a Mathews Q2Xl set at 65lbs.I use the original dropaway rest by Trophy Taker,A Hunter-hogg-it sight by Spott-Hogg.I shoot Goldtip XT5575,tipped with 100 gr.Boss bullets by Wasp and use a Tru-ball caliper release.
 
I dont know about my bow, but my gun is A combination AKA laser triple barrel double scoped heat seeking shotgun, I got it at wal-mart
 
mathews legacy 72lbs, trophy taker, copper john dead nuts hunter with afterburner light and pin protector (have a hunter hogg it coming), mathews one piece quiver, tru ball spider string silencers. easton axis 400 with 3 easton diamond 2 7/8 inch vanes, iowawhitetail.com arrow wraps (a must) have been using 100 grn wasp jakhammers but switching to the G5 tekan and a tru ball tornado release.
 
Mathews Outback @ 70 lbs.
Beman Matrix arrows and 100 grain Thunderheads
Copper John Dead Nuts sights
Trophy Taker Shakey Hunter fall away rest
Sims stablizer
Alpine archery soft lock quiver (ordered)
Scott Mongoose release
 
Hoyt Supertec, two piece hoy quiver, Trophy Taker Shakey Hunter, Cobra Sight with tritium pins, Easton X7 or XX78 aluminum arrows, Tru Ball Pro Diamond release
 
Hoyt ProTec @ 64 lbs., Trophy Taker - shaky hunter, Hoyt window skin, copper johns dead nuts (camo) w/ afterburner light and "nut cup" pin protector & green/yellow alternating pins (red seems blury and is the last pin to pick-up light.), Sims laboratories string leaches, limb savers, & teflon cable slide, hoyt one piece, quick detach quiver...inhale...Easton ST Axis 400 w/ 3 4" AAE vanes, 100 grn. G5 Montec broadheads, Winner's Choice strings & cables, Scott Little goose release, Sims Stabilizer modules topped with Hoyt relfex/doinker stabilizer.
 
40 year old Pearson recurve, POC shafts with Iowawhitetail wraps, Bodkin heads, my 3 fingers, and a homebuilt elkskin back quiver.
 
Fred Bear TRX with Trophy Ridge 5 pin Matrix sights,Golden Key TKO drop away rest,Gold Tip XT's tipped with Muzzy 3 blade 100 gr.And a Tru Ball release.
 
Didn't realize how popular the Trophy Taker rests were.And Alot of Tru-ball users also.Limb Chicken your really going to like the Spott-Hogg,that's the same model I have,it's a quality sight.
 
Fred Bear TRX 32, quicktune 1000, muzzy broadheads, any arrows that will shoot out of it. old school release, and archers choice site
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Hoyt Havoctec, Beman ICS 400's, Trophy Taker drop away, Cooper John sights, Spitfire 100 broadheads, Alpine Archery soft loc five arrow quiver.
 
pse nove LS. 70 lbs. walley world relese and eastong carbon fiber arrows with nudge broad heads and 6 inch stabilizer.
 
BowTech Pro 40, 63lbs. Carbon Express 3d Selects, TT rest, TT Top Pin Sight, Carbon Impact Fat gel Stabilizer, CatQuiver 1, Release TRUBall SweetSpot2 3 finger. Broadhead-Undecided.
 
What you need to do is find yourself a good piece of hot Ash, and whittle yourself a good bow with all the right curves... Takes some time, finding the right Ash and all. You may even have to cruise around for awhile in the woods, hence the saying - "cruisin' for a piece of Ash".
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Bowtech Patriot @ 67 lbs.
Trophy Taker Shakey Hunter
Spot Hogg Right-On sight
4" Doinker D2 stabilizer
w/Sims single module on inside mount
Sims teflon cable slide
Tru-Fire Power Strap release
Sims Limbsavers & Leeches
ACC 3-60's with 3-3 7/8" vanes
100 gr. Wasp SST Boss
Alpine Soft-Loc quiver
 
Hoyt Supertec 71 pounds
Trophy Ridge Drop Zone Rest
Trophy Ridge Mantis Sight
Trophy Ridge Xtender Stabilizer
Hoyt 2 piece quiver
Sims everywhere
Easton XX78 2315's
Montec G5's 125 grains
Winners Choice Strings and Cabels
Super Peep
Carter Lock Jaw Release
Iowawhitetail.com arrow wraps
 
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