Ya beat me to it Kevin! This is oh so true!Doe Master wrote:For the most part with any of the bows it just comes down to how far do you want to bury your arrow in the dirt on the other side .
purchasing a cross bow for the first time
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Re: purchasing a cross bow for the first time
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Trigger Tech 2.5 Trigger
ShadowZone Scope
S5 with dB Killer Bumpers
Boo String
Big John Zombie Slayers
Rage Broadheads
Re: purchasing a cross bow for the first time
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Last edited by BigNasty on Thu Nov 03, 2011 2:48 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: purchasing a cross bow for the first time
I went with the Exomax (225 lb) because I only wanted to buy one crossbow and plan on hunting moose, deer and elk. With a cocking rope it isn't too bad to cock and I am not a big fellow (about 150 lb).
Re: purchasing a cross bow for the first time
I'd second that. I've only shot 2 deer (out of 2 shots) with my Phoenix and both were "thru" shots. Last year I was just amazed that it went clean through. Last week I shot a deer and after getting out of my stand I immediately went over to look for my arrow. It was just assumed by me that it went through and would be in the ground. It was.Doe Master wrote:For the most part with any of the bows it just comes down to how far do you want to bury your arrow in the dirt on the other side .