What Poundage are you using?

[Texastaxi]

I bought my first 60# bow a few years ago, because I was having some shoulder issues. I think it's set somewhere in the mid 50s, and I LOVE it. It's still plenty strong to slice through critters.

Same.....I would have to do some big game South Africa type trip to even consider it.

Wannabe hunted Africa with a 42# Mathews Switchback XT. She got pass-throughs on most animals, including a kudu.

[JakeGraves]

82lb, 30" draw

[breederbuck33]

71lbs, easy to draw and let down so no reason to shoot less

X2

[SanSaba007]

70

[CaptainDave]

60 pounds is what I have my bow set at.

A few of my setups require me to shoot sitting down and I feel more comfortable shooting that poundage. I've even contemplated lowering it a couple pounds, but haven't yet.

[critter69]

I have always shot 70-73 pounds. But had shoulder surgery a few years back and bought a 60 lb. bow to use until I could shoot 70 comfortably again. But after shooting the 60 lb. now for some time I don't really see a need to shoot the older bow.

[Zjesse22]

#56 right here

[NoFence]

70.

No downside and arrow is in air for less time. Pins are closer together also. Don't see a reason to shoot less until I get old or hurt.

[txtrophy85]

Shoot 70#

No issues drawing from any position including sitting


I'm short and because of my draw length I have to get every ounce of speed I can

[Huntsman27]

68

[Green Arrow]

74

[Capt.Brown]

70# but I have no problem pulling back, 50# is fine also my son shoots around 50# and blew right through a deer last year.

[Bowtech38]

68

[clayree]

60 lbs.

[Mudslinger]

70#'s and I am an old fart!