kstrick
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For Christmas my wife bought me a Hoyt Carbon Spyder!
What bow brand do you shoot
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joepa2k3
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None of the above.
G5 Quest Primal for hunting/3d
Darton Maverick Extreme for Indoor 600 round.
G5 Quest Primal for hunting/3d
Darton Maverick Extreme for Indoor 600 round.
etisll40
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pse
Howard Hill longbow.
Bishop
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Lol I still shoot my old High Country Machined Supreme, when I do shoot. We quit doing 3d tournaments years ago.
Rem700addict
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Elite!
Rem700addict
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Elite! I've shot quite a few other bow brands, but something about these bows just fit me, and who can beat their factory warranty as well.
vahena
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I shoot a 2008 Hoyt pro elite for spots.
dragman
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I shoot Hoyt and Mathews,
This year I am shooting both a Carbon Spyder 30 and a Creed XS Can't decide which I like better all around the Creed is awesome in the tree and in tight hunting spaces, but the Hoyt holds better in my hand for distance.
This year I am shooting both a Carbon Spyder 30 and a Creed XS Can't decide which I like better all around the Creed is awesome in the tree and in tight hunting spaces, but the Hoyt holds better in my hand for distance.
PowellSixO
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After years of hanging onto my PSE Durango, I finally upgraded. I just picked up a 2014 PSE X-Force Drice LT. I shot a lot of bows before I settled on this bow. I tell you what, there are a lot of great bows on the market right now. I can't believe I waited this long to upgrade. It seemed like every new bow I picked up I wanted. The PSE Drive was very comparable to the 700-1000 dollard bows, but was only $499 (bare bow). This fit my budget so that I could still end up with a quality rest, sight, arrows, broadheads, and other accesories. I was very pleased with the draw. It was one of the smoothest of all that I shot no matter the price range. There was almost no hand shock what so ever. It was one of the quietest bows that I shot, and had a comforatable grip. At 336 fps IBO it was very quick bow too. My only complaint was the weight. It was heavier than a lot of the other bows. But with my size the weight was not a big enough factor to keep me from buying the bow. I've got it set up at 29" draw length with a 70# draw weight. Time to pull the chronograph out and start playing around. 
