Re: GTO Came today!

by Illustrator Tue Apr 01, 2008 3:52 pm

Exactly. I'd love to get an XForce or other speed bow someday, but right now, I'd prefer to be comfortable shooting and leave it at that...

by Hoyt1986 Tue Apr 01, 2008 3:53 pm

Illustrator wrote:Exactly. I'd love to get an XForce or other speed bow someday, but right now, I'd prefer to be comfortable shooting and leave it at that...

ok so get a hoyt..............

by archer1983 Tue Apr 01, 2008 3:53 pm

nebling wrote:Yep, speed just kills 'em faster! Or miss faster!

thats just what people with either slow bows, or miss a lot say tongue

by markalbob Tue Apr 01, 2008 3:54 pm

nebling wrote:
markalbob wrote:

do you seriously study?

I'm at every class with my boy, and I'm usually out with the coach helping. I know every move he's taught in the last 8months. He's good, Saulo Ribera Triangle club. Jiu-Jitsu is some bad azz stuff man!

interesting......

studied some tae kwon do and karate, always wanted to do akido or hapkido, ended up dancing instead......

Did enjoy Tae Kwon Do and Karate though....still enjoy doing cardio based on it.....

by gobbleinwoods Tue Apr 01, 2008 3:54 pm

define slow

by archer1983 Tue Apr 01, 2008 3:54 pm

Hoyt1986 wrote:
Illustrator wrote:Exactly. I'd love to get an XForce or other speed bow someday, but right now, I'd prefer to be comfortable shooting and leave it at that...

ok so get a hoyt..............

BAHHHHHHH!!!!!

I got one, I use it as a boat anchor

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by nebling Tue Apr 01, 2008 3:54 pm

archer1983 wrote:
nebling wrote:
markalbob wrote:

do you seriously study?

I'm at every class with my boy, and I'm usually out with the coach helping. I know every move he's taught in the last 8months. He's good, Saulo Ribera Triangle club. Jiu-Jitsu is some bad azz stuff man!

should we expect to see you in UFC anytime soon?

(fighting Chuck Liddell of course

No, but I'd like to. Just too old for it now! Besides, I'd be superlightweight!

by markalbob Tue Apr 01, 2008 3:55 pm

archer1983 wrote:
nebling wrote:Yep, speed just kills 'em faster! Or miss faster!

thats just what people with either slow bows, or miss a lot say

I agree 100%

not everyone can own an 82nd...... Embarassed

by Hoyt1986 Tue Apr 01, 2008 3:55 pm

markalbob wrote:
nebling wrote:
markalbob wrote:

do you seriously study?

I'm at every class with my boy, and I'm usually out with the coach helping. I know every move he's taught in the last 8months. He's good, Saulo Ribera Triangle club. Jiu-Jitsu is some bad azz stuff man!

interesting......

studied some tae kwon do and karate, always wanted to do akido or hapkido, ended up dancing instead......

Mark..............I know u didnt know how to spell all those confunsing azz words without having to look them up??????? Wanna be my study partner????

Did enjoy Tae Kwon Do and Karate though....still enjoy doing cardio based on it.....

by archer1983 Tue Apr 01, 2008 3:56 pm

gobbleinwoods wrote:define slow

less than 300 monkey

by Hoyt1986 Tue Apr 01, 2008 3:56 pm

archer1983 wrote:
Hoyt1986 wrote:
Illustrator wrote:Exactly. I'd love to get an XForce or other speed bow someday, but right now, I'd prefer to be comfortable shooting and leave it at that...

ok so get a hoyt..............

BAHHHHHHH!!!!!

I got one, I use it as a boat anchor

They are heavy, but they have ALLLLLL there advantabves

by Illustrator Tue Apr 01, 2008 3:57 pm

Hoyt1986 wrote:
Illustrator wrote:Exactly. I'd love to get an XForce or other speed bow someday, but right now, I'd prefer to be comfortable shooting and leave it at that...

ok so get a hoyt..............

For what? A speed bow? Or something smooth and comfortable?

I shot the Katera, and came REALLY close to getting it instead of my DXT, but the weight of the Katera was a turn-off. Fact is, I get 8 FPS less out of my DXT compared to a Katera, but it's also got a full inch more of BH and is a POUND lighter.

by archer1983 Tue Apr 01, 2008 3:58 pm

Hoyt1986 wrote: They are heavy, but they have ALLLLLL there advantabves

Just jerking yer chain,

Hoyt makes a great bow!

by markalbob Tue Apr 01, 2008 4:00 pm

Hoyt1986 wrote:
markalbob wrote:
nebling wrote:
markalbob wrote:

do you seriously study?

I'm at every class with my boy, and I'm usually out with the coach helping. I know every move he's taught in the last 8months. He's good, Saulo Ribera Triangle club. Jiu-Jitsu is some bad azz stuff man!

interesting......

studied some tae kwon do and karate, always wanted to do akido or hapkido, ended up dancing instead......

Mark..............I know u didnt know how to spell all those confunsing azz words without having to look them up??????? Wanna be my study partner????

Did enjoy Tae Kwon Do and Karate though....still enjoy doing cardio based on it.....

hey now, i'm a smart feller

by jkcerda Tue Apr 01, 2008 4:00 pm

archer1983 wrote:
Hoyt1986 wrote: They are heavy, but they have ALLLLLL there advantabves

Just jerking yer chain,

Hoyt makes a great bow!

dont get so hung up on speed, hell Stephen used to get the deer with his nova scratch

.
some guys still hunt with a recurve & long bows scratch

.

ok, ok, I got speed bow envy, but my Guardian is not bat 285 fps at 26.5 DL. cheers

by jkcerda Tue Apr 01, 2008 4:01 pm

ok sweeties, I am off to lunch.

by archer1983 Tue Apr 01, 2008 4:05 pm

Illustrator wrote:For what? A speed bow? Or something smooth and comfortable?

They are good bows I tell ya a little bit of both....

I also use Hoyts as counter weight when Im climbing a hill on my four wheeler!

Works wonders. bounce

by Illustrator Tue Apr 01, 2008 4:06 pm

Hey as far as what I'd consider to be the "toughest" bow out there, I'd pick Hoyt hands-down. Those things are built like a tank!

by archer1983 Tue Apr 01, 2008 4:08 pm

Illustrator wrote:Hey as far as what I'd consider to be the "toughest" bow out there, I'd pick Hoyt hands-down. Those things are built like a tank!

thats because they are a tank!

all the hillbillies around here switched to Hoyt when the Mathews dealer went BANKRUPT. Kinda funny how they all of a sudden went from "all I will ever shoot is Mathews" to "should have got uh Hoyt bud" LOL.....

by Illustrator Tue Apr 01, 2008 4:10 pm

Yeah... gotta love fanboy BS. I really did like that Katera..... maybe if they had a short ATA version of it.... hmmmmm

by Hoyt1986 Tue Apr 01, 2008 4:11 pm

Illustrator wrote:Hey as far as what I'd consider to be the "toughest" bow out there, I'd pick Hoyt hands-down. Those things are built like a tank!

At least i know that there is one "true/ethical hunter out there".............. GTO Came today! - Page 3 527368

by markalbob Tue Apr 01, 2008 4:13 pm

not even a snide reply on my 82nd comment.........

by Hoyt1986 Tue Apr 01, 2008 4:14 pm

markalbob wrote:not even a snide reply on my 82nd comment.........

GARBAGE...................happy????????????????? Twisted Evil

by nebling Tue Apr 01, 2008 4:15 pm

markalbob wrote:not even a snide reply on my 82nd comment.........

I've already spoke my peace about the 82nd. It's the harshest draw I've felt of any bow, except maybe the General. It's definitely fast, but harsh. My shoulders will thank me for the GTO in 60#'s! Very Happy

by Illustrator Tue Apr 01, 2008 4:17 pm

It's funny... to me, the XForce in 70# was the most brutal bow I drew while I was shopping. The General was a little rougher than I'd like, and a bit slower than I wanted, but the shot... man... amazing!

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