Originally posted by WCB
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I wasn't just talking about a WB. It's more directed to the ones that want to keep it simple and use the WB and still have all this other mechanical stuff in their repertoire.
Do it stick and string, no releases, no sights and no feeders or trailcams.
Or face the fact the a drop away rest is no more the devil than any of the other "mechanical" devices...
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Originally posted by WCB View PostOr face the fact the a drop away rest is no more the devil than any of the other "mechanical" devices...
You're on a float plane hunt in Alaska and the drop away breaks, where do you go to get it fixed and tuned? Even if you had a second one in the field could you set it up? I can a wb. As for the other mechanical devices I assume you would be refering to the release and I carry a second one on each hunt.
So for those situations they are the devil unless you like an expensive photo safari.
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Originally posted by keep View PostMike
You're on a float plane hunt in Alaska and the drop away breaks, where do you go to get it fixed and tuned? Even if you had a second one in the field could you set it up? I can a wb. As for the other mechanical devices I assume you would be refering to the release and I carry a second one on each hunt.
So for those situations they are the devil unless you like an expensive photo safari.
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Originally posted by keep View PostMike
You're on a float plane hunt in Alaska and the drop away breaks, where do you go to get it fixed and tuned? Even if you had a second one in the field could you set it up? I can a wb. As for the other mechanical devices I assume you would be refering to the release and I carry a second one on each hunt.
So for those situations they are the devil unless you like an expensive photo safari.
I'll be switching to a QAD drop soon.
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