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in reply to: Today's Scout #10775

I’m actually hoping to get a chance this year to hunt elk/bear. Working fires all summer tends to hurt my hunting plans for early seasons though.

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in reply to: Upland Game Hunting #9085

Smithhammer wrote: You might want to check this out too:

http://www.inflightarchery.com/store/index.php

It looks like they might still be setting up the website, but what that guy can shoot is crazy. Thanks for the link.

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in reply to: Upland Game Hunting #8110

I really like that elk hunting generally leads to grouse encounters. I’ve learned to watch them closely after being shoot. Had one fly down the mountain without a head once. Thinking that chuckar would be a real challenge being the terrain and they’re habbits. Any advice on aerial shots/equipment. What broadheads would work best?

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in reply to: What draw weight would you recommend? #64002

Thanks again for all the information. Looking at getting my first bow at 45lbs. Practice practice practice and go from there.

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in reply to: What draw weight would you recommend? #48279

Again thanks for all the advice. I haven’t really had time to try out any bows since its the middle of fire season, so next chance I get I’ll go in and try out a few. Until then I’ll just keep day dreaming.

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in reply to: What draw weight would you recommend? #47446

Thanks for the advice. I know a lot depends on my ability for draw weight. Guess I’m looking more for what would be a recommended draw weight for taking game? 40lbs is the legal minimum but to me that seems way to low for ethically going after elk/bear? But like I said I’m starting over so maybe I’m wrong? Having two different bows doesn’t sound like a bad idea either.

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