Bowhuntin in windy conditions

[sambo73]

Winds blowing 14-28mph. Have yall seen a difference in fixed vs mechanical as far as flight?

[JP Weld]

I have not seen a deer to shoot at in those kinds of wind situations!

[sambo73]

I have not seen a deer to shoot at in those kinds of wind situations!

Me either, just curious. Headed to brownwood sat to hunt thru mon morning. Supposed to be windy. Bow only.

[JP Weld]

I am no expert by any means, but if it were me, I would stick with fixed.

[elkbowhunter]

I have never had a problem with fixed, I have with mechanicals.

[macoop]

I have not seen a deer to shoot at in those kinds of wind situations!

X2

[sambo73]

Ive got both. Just curious

[sambo73]

Anybody else?

[ken]

The biggest problem I've had in windy conditions is holding the bow steady. At 20 yards I don't see the type of broadhead having a big effect.

[JW]

No diff. Drift is drift. As mentioned it the wind hitting the bow that sux.

[swanjts]

Hopefully I will find out soon. In my Tripod right now and the wind is whipping.

[sambo73]

Ok, thx, and good luck!

[muddyfuzzy]

Winds blowing 14-28mph. Have yall seen a difference in fixed vs mechanical as far as flight?

never seen poor arrow flight due to high winds. I can honestly say they don't bother me that much, I love to get some time in practicing in them whenever possible. I don't have an issue so much with shooting in the wind rather my climber being all over the place 25' up in a tree, you dig what I'm saying.

[sambo73]

never seen poor arrow flight due to high winds. I can honestly say they don't bother me that much, I love to get some time in practicing in them whenever possible. I don't have an issue so much with shooting in the wind rather my climber being all over the place 25' up in a tree, you dig what I'm saying.

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