What release are you hunting with 2023

[michaelt3719]

I’ve been using a tru ball wrist release since I was 16. I’ve tried changing. I’m just set in my ways

i'm with you! i started with a cobra caliper / wrist release and used it for years. a buddy had me try one of those little carter back tension releases for 3d but i just couldn't get the hang of it. when my old cobra finally wore out a few yrs back i replaced it with a scott mongoose. i like it fine. got a trufire as a backup (i have to have a spare because i am known to Lose things...), i like it ok too altho I think i like the scott a little better.

 

[Brucebarker024]

I’m hunting with a UV hinge again this year. Will have a button in my hip belt if I lose the hinge but hasn’t happened yet, knock on wood.

 

[doc holiday13]

Carter wise choice. I can shoot a nock 2 it but prefer the 3rd finger. I've been shooting a silverback to perfect my follow through and form. I can truthfully say I didn't have a trigger punch issue with an index release, but I am definitely more accurate with the thumb. When I learned how to shoot the thumb release i stopped punching

 

[huntingnt]

Just picked up a Carter Whisper 2. Gonna try it in Africa in April. Took the third finger rest off and I'm running it 2 finger

 

[diverc18]

My Carter wise choice shit the bed so it gave me an excuse to get a new one rather than fixing it. Ended up going with the Stan Onnex thumb button. So far I’m really liking it

 

[Bergy-Bowsmith]

I'll most be hunting with a HBC Flex or the 2 smooth , both are hinges I shoot both great , just haven't decided if I want to fully commit to 3 finger vs 2 finger that I've been shooting need more time behind the HBC Flex before I decide , but I shoot the hinge for everything.

 

[Will-will hunt]

Carter Quickie Plus with heavy spring installed.

 

[Sbird2019]

$50 Scott shark that I got with my first beginner bow is still going strong for me. Honestly, not a terrible release for the money. When I send an arrow into the dirt or into the next zip code, believe me, 100% of the time it’s my fault and not the release

 

[DuckDogDr]

Just ordered the like Mike 2

 

[JF_Idaho]

I'll be running the wiseguy (ridgid, buckle) this coming season. Have been feeling good with it and got it dialed. Heaviest setting with the trigger bent back a touch. Bought a second for a backup.

 

[RMcDonald7]

Stan Onnex....

 

[2Stamp]

I've been using a Nock 2 It (Carter Wise choice) for hunting about 5 years now. My wrist release is a Carter Like Mike.

 

[Nova316]

Using a Wise guy but did pick up a Scott B2 as a backup

 

[timmymac24]

trying out a new to me Stan Onnex to see if it can replace the Scott Little Goose I have used for 20 years

 

[Stave]

Scott Essex. First thumb button I've ever shot and feel no need to try something else

 

[Houseminer]

Be patient
Get the best gear
Practice

 

[TJE0705]

Carter like Mike 2 for me. I’ve been shooting it for 2 years and see no reason to change. I think I’m going to put it in a knock on boa strap this year.

 

[KyleV26]

Tru-fire hard-core index finger release

 

[roosiebull]

I’m not a thumb button guy, but I couldn’t handle it anymore and ordered a onnex click heavy metal to try.

 

[TheTone]

I messed around with the Stan Axis the other day at a shop; really liked it and could see it being a great release for someone moving to a thumb or worried around losing a thumb button while hunting