rangers28

I have to change to a left handed bow because of a shoulder replacement. For the last 3 years I have been shooting the crossbow. I'm just not content with the crossbow. I cannot hold my bow strait out with my left hand. Too much pressure on the new joint. I can however hold my right handed bow with my right hand and draw lefty by holding the string at my anchor point and push the bow away. I believe going southpaw(lefty) might be the only way for me to get the bow back in my hands. Not hunting with the bow has been burning me for 3 years. My question is ; Has anyone had to swap sides,and how did it work? I don't want to lay out a grand plus for a new setup without getting advise from hunters. I know rifle guys that switched sides, but this ain't for the rifle. I believe the one hump will be the dominant eye thing. Any comments appriceated.

I would consider myself blessed. I would never mutter a peep as to the location the animal came from. Not blabbingwould be hard but guys would cut your throat to hunt the lucky piece of land. Your hunting buddies might throw you under the bus. So be carefull. As for B/C or P/Y, thats a tough one. I think the answer is in the reason we choose hunt. I would not.