Elk hunters. What’s your favorite bow to take to the mountains

[socivel843]

My longbow


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[Sitting in trees]

58 lb 2001 Mathews Conquest 2 44” a2a

That’s an old school setup. Very cool!!!

 

[Maxhunter]

I’ve like all my bows and they’ve all killed elk. My favorite is my 2014 Carbon Spyder Turbo. It’s light and a very accurate bow in my hands. Just bought an RX8 and will use it this year hunting.

 

[Still Hunter]

2012 Mathews Heli-M. Whisper quiet. Super light weight (3.5 lbs), ATA is only 30", nice to carry in the mountains. Buddies all shoot new bows accessorized out at over $2,500.00 and this is just as fast side by side with a chrono. It's a predator.

 

[Flazyj]

Mathews Switchback because if it ain’t broke don’t fix it! View attachment 734435

I still shoot a Switchback as well!

 

[Coveyleader]

That’s an old school setup. Very cool!!!

It's been around. Same bow back in the day with aluminum arrows and Cobra sight, and the old reliable rubber peep. It just keeps taking a pounding. Mountain goats, sheep, Never an issue with it, none.

 

[BK12]

2014 Hoyt Faktor with new GAS strings this year

 

[benmj111]

Just about any bow will work the same if you put the time in t practice. I'm running a 33" ata mathews v3x, I like the longer bows because they are easier to hold on target, especially on uneven slopes

 

[Elkhntr08]

Still shooting my 2020 Hoyt Axius Ultra, only good thing that came out of that year.
Paired with 5mm Axis arrows and 125 Exodus heads.

 

[MallardSX2]

Matthews triax because it’s what I have.

 

[Sitting in trees]

Still shooting my 2020 Hoyt Axius Ultra, only good thing that came out of that year.
Paired with 5mm Axis arrows and 125 Exodus heads.View attachment 737908

I really think the older Hoyts look cool. Saw a Spyder 34 for sale the other day that looked awsome. Plus they were a little lighter

 

[bowhuntidaho3]

Matthew’s VXR 31.5. Reliable, accurate, holds a tune, and quiet