http://hoytbows.net/blog/is-30lbs-draw-back-enough-to-kill-a-deer.php Questions And Answers To All Your Bow Questions Tue, 11 Jan 2011 22:59:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://hoytbows.net/blog/is-30lbs-draw-back-enough-to-kill-a-deer.php/comment-page-1#comment-315 dca2003311@yahoo.com Mon, 19 Jan 2009 05:46:46 +0000 http://hoytbows.net/blog/is-30lbs-draw-back-enough-to-kill-a-deer.php#comment-315 * You can harvest any Game in North America with a 55Lb Bow, but the minimum for Deer is 35Lb, with the all around best choice is 45Lb.* Do not shoot at an Animal further than 35 yards from you.* The closer the better.* * You can harvest any Game in North America with a 55Lb Bow, but the minimum for Deer is 35Lb, with the all around best choice is 45Lb.* Do not shoot at an Animal further than 35 yards from you.* The closer the better.*

]]> http://hoytbows.net/blog/is-30lbs-draw-back-enough-to-kill-a-deer.php/comment-page-1#comment-314 falconry2 Sat, 17 Jan 2009 09:53:36 +0000 http://hoytbows.net/blog/is-30lbs-draw-back-enough-to-kill-a-deer.php#comment-314 Some states actually require 40 pound or more draw weight for large game animals like deer and elk, be aware of that requirement for your specific area or state. With a Compound bow the let -off at full draw will allow you to go much stronger than 30 pounds, more towards 50-60 pounds. I normally don't have problems with even 70 pound pulls but I have some decent muscle mass and more important practice. More practice with the bow will make a huge difference swiftly. Some states actually require 40 pound or more draw weight for large game animals like deer and elk, be aware of that requirement for your specific area or state. With a Compound bow the let -off at full draw will allow you to go much stronger than 30 pounds, more towards 50-60 pounds. I normally don’t have problems with even 70 pound pulls but I have some decent muscle mass and more important practice. More practice with the bow will make a huge difference swiftly.

]]> http://hoytbows.net/blog/is-30lbs-draw-back-enough-to-kill-a-deer.php/comment-page-1#comment-313 Dan B Fri, 16 Jan 2009 12:59:27 +0000 http://hoytbows.net/blog/is-30lbs-draw-back-enough-to-kill-a-deer.php#comment-313 The 30# pull bows are able to kill deer, but the shots will have to be at closer ranges and you will have to be a better archer because shot placement is going to be very critical with a bow that doesn't have as much *********** power as a larger weight pull. Practice a lot. Get good with it. Get close. You'll be fine. But work up as soon as you are able. Good luck and good shootin'..... The 30# pull bows are able to kill deer, but the shots will have to be at closer ranges and you will have to be a better archer because shot placement is going to be very critical with a bow that doesn’t have as much *********** power as a larger weight pull. Practice a lot. Get good with it. Get close. You’ll be fine. But work up as soon as you are able. Good luck and good shootin’…..

]]> http://hoytbows.net/blog/is-30lbs-draw-back-enough-to-kill-a-deer.php/comment-page-1#comment-312 Kyle S Thu, 15 Jan 2009 07:46:59 +0000 http://hoytbows.net/blog/is-30lbs-draw-back-enough-to-kill-a-deer.php#comment-312 I would say 35 is the absolute min, you should be able to amp up the weight by taking it to the archery shop I would say 35 is the absolute min, you should be able to amp up the weight by taking it to the archery shop

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