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    Stabilizers

    I recommend a 12” stabilizer with a 8” backbar this has helped my bow a lot, it takes some playing around with the weights until it holds the way you like.
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    Good Budget For A First Bow

    Buying used bows is the best way to get a bow that performs great on a budget. With around $1,000 you can find high end fully set up bows from a few years ago that will perform better than a brand new bow that will cost the same after you get it set up.
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    Things to avoid in a new bow

    You definitely should go into a shop and shoot as many bows as you can. Picking a bow is a lot about personal preference. Definitely save some of your budget for a really nice sight, rest, and arrows all of that stuff can run surprisingly expensive.
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    Looking for a new bow

    I would definitely look at the new Hoyt rx-7
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    How many bows do you own?

    2 bows. I have a mathews switchback and a Hoyt axils ultra.
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    What Bows Have you Owned in your Life?

    I have owned the Mathews switchback and a Hoyt axils ultra.
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    Whats an underrated bow?

    Mathews traverse
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    How many bows do you own?

    I own 2. I have a Hoyt axils ultra and a Mathews switchback!
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    Wyoming Elk Hunt

    I hunt area 35 but have not been able to draw a bull tag yet. Have found many bulls but haven’t had the opportunity yet.
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    Wyoming Unit 35 Cow Elk Hunt?

    35 is one of my favorite areas to hunt and the type 6 tag is a great leftover tag if you don’t get your initial draw.

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