What Lb do most of you set your bow?

[altez]

I think the majority will be in the 60's with a solid # still in the 70's.

I'm in the lower end at 53

Same here I think I'm at 54

[Fla Hunter]

55-57lbs

[DRT]

My bow maxes at 70 but currently turned down to 60.

[ejvalek]

Always found that bow performs best when maxed out. Have always shot with mine cranked all the way up somewhere between 73 and 75#. Build up strength and shoot at lb that is comfortable to use. Practice often but not for a terrible long time. Fatigue = bad form, bad form = bad habits, this can make your shooting go bad and decrease your confidence.

[finsNskins]

60# simply becuase it was that way when I had the bow given to me. If I can pull back and hold 60 pretty comfortably, should I consider moving it up? I"m still a rookie bow hunter...

[Saltyag15]

30'' inch draw at 60#

[str8shooter]

Main Bow maxed at 60# @ 27"
Backup Bow maxed at 70# @ 27" but moving it back to 60 before hunting season.

[kd8jgu]

48# on longbow
57# on compound

[DPerez905]

93@29" hunting
73@29" 3d

[Iansumrall]

93@29" hunting
73@29" 3d

Jesus. Do you solely hunt elephants or what?

[thebomb6_99]

71 @ 30. If the made 80 pound limbs I would step up.

[TEXAS 10PT]

58 years and still shooting 70lbs

[Ruark]

I had my Bowtech tightened all the way up to about 75, and gradually worked down to the high 50s. Makes a huge difference in my draw and hold. Just wonderful to shoot. As the guy at KC's said, when we were talking about this obsession with poundage and speed, "how far do you want your arrow to travel after it passes through that deer?"

- Ruark

[gwellstx]

70. Had it down to 60 at the end of last season but built some heavier arrows. Wanted my fps back up.

[J.Shoot]

poundage...

64 lbs here.
56 lbs on 3D bow