I must admit that. Thanks @jody 5050 , @bzlytbeer
Yes, Suncrest08. I release it before ending the hunt only.
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Hey guys, I just published this article about "crossbow deer hunting", but wanted to share a short and sweet version here. [IMG]...
You can check some brands: Ororo, Arris, Milwaukee. All of their batteries can last 6 - 8 hours, you can purchase one more for backup or lengthen...
my god, never imagine the scenario when I'm 100 years old
my bad boy - Black Gold Rush 3 Pin
sometimes I'm wondering what weapon I'm using, a bow or a rifle ?
An intelligent design to reduce noise, which is a big issue with hunters.
imo with your budget, I should go with an used high level bow. Check some with your local archery shop and you'll be amazing with their quality....
Very impressive with compact axle-to-axle width - 5.75 inche, extremely great for hunting.
Wow, I like the camo of camera. That's a custom or original camo ?
Get any one from them. As they're both reputable and you're a new archer, you have a learning curve ahead. As @jstephens61 said: "don't over think"
My god, it's faster than Scorpyd Aculeus - 460 fps that I've ever known.
The integrated sticks and packing function make me impressive. But still hope it to get down the price.
Custom bowstring is my choice, 60x
I would recommend Bear Archery Cruzer G2 Adult Compound Bow, compact for hunting and can be upgraded with your growth. Save you in the long run.
I'm afraid that with such a thin budget, you'll have to change them soon. Canon XA11 is my recommendation, it has external mic options, remote...
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