Recent content by MrKrabs

I used them about 4 years ago. They did an okay job. They were nowhere near the best I have used, but they weren't the worst either.

> last year >I had my pins all >different and were not on >center of the wire on >my spot hogs That's definitely a problem of some kind. You should hit exactly the same left to right at 20 yards that you do at 50 yards.

You can use powder foot spray on your rest and riser to see if the vanes are hitting. If the rest is hitting the shelf that could be letting it bounce back up before the internal brake catches. I've had that happen before. Are you able to get a bullet hole when you paper tune? How many pounds...

Are you getting fletching contact on your rest? It sounds like it's either that, not properly tuned, or the arrows aren't spined correctly for your setup.

>MrKrabs > >Did you ever shoot the MR5? > Yeah I've shot it and didn't really care for it. It's a little faster than the MR6, but for me it doesn't shoot as well. I think the MR6 has a good blend of speed, forgiveness, and accuracy.

I've got a MR7 and a MR6. I honestly shoot the MR6 better I believe, but they are both good bows. I'm shooting a 420gr arrow at 305 fps with only 66# of draw weight with the MR6. The draw length of that bow is about 29.5", but has the 29" modules installed.

I'll take a heavy arrow at decent speed over a light arrow at blazing speeds every time.

If you're going with fixed pins then the Axcel Armortech can't be beat. If you want a floating pin the guys I shoot with seem to really like the HHA.

>pauns08, you totally should have come >and said hello, wish I >could have met ya. > >WVBOWAK- that is kinda the same >thing that I have heard >also, which is why I >don't want to get a >70lb bow and loosen it >up so I am at >62 lbs, when I could >get a 60lb bow and >have tight at 62...

I started using them this past season. I shot a big bull elk at 33 yards. I aimed just a touch forward and hit him in the shoulder. I still got about 16" of penetration and had a massive blood trail.

I've never used one of these, but have been thinking about getting one. http://www.bow-trainer.com/ Also when you draw your bow instead of using only arm and shoulder strength to get the weight back turn your hip slightly towards the bow before you start your pull then rotate back around as...

What exactly does this mean? "HD 270 Change general license season description (remove general license bull): From: Sep 01 - Oct 14 Brow-tined Bull or Antlerless Elk. Archery Only Season. Oct 20 - Nov 25 Brow-tined Bull Elk. Oct 20 - Nov 25 Brow-tined Bull or Antlerless Elk. Only youth ages...

LAST EDITED ON Oct-08-11 AT 12:12PM (MST)[p]>Nice, A rack on on a >packhorse is always a pretty >sight. >Was this a old bull or >young bull. Great looking 4x4 >for sure. > Definitely an old bull or at least mature.

Unbelievable bull congrats!

I was guided on this hunt. I didn't have all the gear I needed for this kind of hunt and decided since this was my first wilderness hunt it might be a good idea to get some help.