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I'm not a bow hunter, but for the first time I'm watching an Olympic archery match.....just naturally comparing.the equipment to what I'm used to seeing on deer bow hunting tv......interested in any comments from the fire bow hunters.

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Not watching any olympics. I believe they all use recurve bows and fingers for release. I’ve bowhunted avidly for 43 years and have no comparison to them. And I use a compound which is easier to shoot accurately.

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Lighter weight target recurves, finger tabs, light arrows and sights, one stabilizers. Holding full weight at draw

Typical bow hunter higher poundage, wheels or cams so 50 to 80 per cent hold weight, bows are heavier in weight, typically hand held release and pin type sights.

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I was gonna watch it but decided to watch shart things videos instead. I'm taking a course on abnormal psychology at the local university, and I need to write a term paper.

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i have watched the the archery Olympics in the past and have always enjoyed them and i wish i was that talented with a recurve bow . and yes i plan on watching them again . America has some very talented archers too so i enjoy watching archery. also have been to Vegas and watched all the archers there too . the Pro`s are fun too watch ,those compound bow companies really try to win the big prize of 1st place , i always enjoyed when a small time Pro beat them all like Dave Barnsdale did with his own brand bows 3 times at Vegas , so these big bow companies called Barnsdale bows the other bow , bow manufactures did not want Barnsdale bows getting popular.


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Very disappointing for USA men and women. The door was open, both #1 (Korean) seeds where put out early and we could not get it done. Too bad, both Mac and Brady seem like genuinely good people. Hopefully they can come back in 3 years.


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Originally Posted by ribka


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Sort of but not really, they all shoot Clickers.


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Very disappointing for USA men and women. The door was open, both #1 (Korean) seeds where put out early and we could not get it done. Too bad, both Mac and Brady seem like genuinely good people. Hopefully they can come back in 3 years.


Brady is a machine, he'll be back I am sure.


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Originally Posted by MontanaCreekHunter
Originally Posted by ribka


actual shooting form, stance, release, follow through basically the same


Sort of but not really, they all shoot Clickers.


As we all should..........


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Well, for one thing they’re holding the bow sideways. There’s no stirrup for your foot to fit in when cocking it, no trigger, and no scope. WTF kinda bow is that?


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Originally Posted by centershot
Originally Posted by MontanaCreekHunter
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actual shooting form, stance, release, follow through basically the same


Sort of but not really, they all shoot Clickers.


As we all should..........


I don't agree with that unless you are shooting Recurve competitively. I know a lot of guys mess with them with hunting recurves and Long bows. To me it is opening a can or worms that doesn't need opening. But to each their own.


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Originally Posted by MontanaCreekHunter
Originally Posted by ribka


actual shooting form, stance, release, follow through basically the same


Sort of but not really, they all shoot Clickers.

Originally Posted by MontanaCreekHunter
Originally Posted by ribka


actual shooting form, stance, release, follow through basically the same


Sort of but not really, they all shoot Clickers.



I shoot my recurves with clickers

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Originally Posted by MontanaCreekHunter
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Originally Posted by MontanaCreekHunter
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actual shooting form, stance, release, follow through basically the same


Sort of but not really, they all shoot Clickers.


As we all should..........


I don't agree with that unless you are shooting Recurve competitively. I know a lot of guys mess with them with hunting recurves and Long bows. To me it is opening a can or worms that doesn't need opening. But to each their own.


Depends on what "good enough" is for you. They are just a tool. Much like adding a sight to your recurve for a while. You can learn a lot in a hurry.


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i read Brady has some release finger problems these days with numbness and pain and that can happen . i hope he heals up , he sure does have talent .


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I watched some, pretty cool to watch. Their form and releases are amazing.


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