hoytbowhunter

Im not a real big fan of green tea its ok, But I defiantly like Arizona's southern style sweet tea way to much!!!!lol

Congrats!! I don't know when your season starts in Tenn. but If it takes 2-3weeks that's not gonna give you much time to get it all setup and comfortable with it. Good luck hope everything goes smoothly and you get a big-one!!

My Choice is Ameristep

Congrats on the new bow and great shooting!!! Good luck this season.

If your gonna shoot fixed blades then I would recommend helical for sure. I use a slight right helical with blazers on my setup and they work great. All in what you like but you will generally always use a helical with fixed blade But with mechanical'sit doesent really matter all that much.

Yeah no clue how you guys keep venison for a year or two. Im lucky If it lasts a month or two around here! lol

I wish but no not here in Pa either. We dont get to start till 29. sept.

Try this it's about the closest thing I could find. I hope it helps you out. http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/product/readonly-item.jsp?id=411304&itemTemplate=products-found&cmCat=EOF

2007 Hoyt Avenger 29.5 inch draw 65 lb. draw weight. I would put up a picture but I have no clue how lol.

Looks Great congrats again

Whats the exchange rate right now??

Have her shoot it with a paintball gun every time she sees it.

I don't know the name of them but Dick's runs a sale on some pretty nice ladder stands for around a $100. The Big Game deluxe and the Ameristep buck buster are very nice stands but cost quite a bit more. About how much are you looking to spend?

I carry Schrade ''X TIMER'' or a Smith & Wesson "Pocket Protector" Daily. The Schrade has about the blade length that you where looking into and the S&W is a little smaller but both of them are great knives and hold great edges and have served me well. Not sure of the prices of either one was a gift and I bought the other off a friend dirt cheep.

I hunt out of ladder almost 50% of the time and have no problems having deer coming in within ten yards. I have had deer feed right at the base of the ladder before they don't seem to mind them that much in my option.

Hey congrats man there is noting like getting a new bow. Cant wait to see the pics.

Congrats thats a very nice bow. Good luck this season.

I just got one a week ago and love it. I picked mine up for $550 bare bow.

I'm taking the Mx-3 challenge this year & and from what I've seen so far I'm impressed!

I have to close one eye or my sight picture gets blurry.

I started using them about three years ago and would never shoot without them any more I love them.

Yeah I was at the Cabela's here in PA last week and saw them there and some only had an ear or something missing and others had tremendous damage. In my option it would be fine if I went to the store and and picked one out myself it would be a great deal price wise, but I wouldn't order one in fear of what I might get.

Yeah pop-up ground blinds are a great tool for the bow hunter these days but in my option if you are going to hunt whitetails from it you will defiantly want to brush it in and make it blend as well with the environment as you can. In my experience deer have a knack at picking them out if they aren't.

I have heard that the Bohning Tower Fletching Jig is very nice and quite simple to use. I myself have not used this jig but a friend of mine has one and he has nothing but good to say about it.

I will be trying the Buck growl and the eze-wheeze this yeah. I'm hoping to have good luck with both.