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I only draw a bit past 28"

Lucky you (the longer draw.............and thumping a nice bull! )

That's awesome!

If you think you need a sight on your bow then you probably do. So put one on and don't give a rats ass what anyone else thinks. Go for it. You can always remove it if it's not what you were expecting.

Hook, Thanks again, I'll test much more before season opens, bet that STOS in front of that heavy arrow will get it done on a hog.

John Havard, Many thanks for the info, I'll study up on all that when I have more time, fantastic Moose too, congratulations, that had to be a hell of a rush.

RS308MX, I think I'm past the sight stage for the time being, getting my bow properly set up with the correct spined arrows and brace height has worked wonders, refining the new anchor point at the moment, it's all coming together nicely.

Maybe I should try again.....nah never mind Mathews it is lol

LOL, I'm already shooting three inches higher than where I'm aiming, I'll hold on bottom brisket hair and am NOT in the business of educating deer or pigs, they start ducking my damn long bow it'll be 335 fps Black MaxII for me also from there on out.

I'm happily using sights on my recurve, for all that's worth. But small game only so far.

Guy

10-4 Guy, I'll practice more with the three different spined arrows I was sent to pick out the one that flies the best to the target, then go to a Buds and shoot through some butcher paper for a paper tune check, I'll be after deer and pigs as soon as the weather cools.

TFF!

Too much Scotch/Irish and not enough Osage T, just cant get there Buddy, am now using and new anchor point with three under aiming my arrow tips and doing a WHOLE hell of a lot better.