From one Vet to another(and one 91B to another), Thank you for your sacrifice. I also agree with what you said. After all people with big draw weights are just compensating for their…uhm…small arrows? No seriously though, it seems from many of the post on this and other sights that there is much success to be had with a lower weight bow. I would imagine that the majority of that success is all about proper tuning, practice and placement. A sharp broadhead in the right place. Also I know that people (mostly us men) tend to get the HeMan complex and go to big before we are ready. My brother in law bought this big fancy PSE X-force that was set at #75 or so and practice fine with it. Then the first day in the stand the temp was pretty cold. Well so were his muscles. He couldn’t come to full draw and had to watch his buck walk on by! I imagine that even if he could have managed to draw his form and thereby his shot may have been comprimized. This would be especially true for trad hunters because we have no let off. Just my opinion for whatever thats worth.
