What’s you’re draw weight vs Age

[Miflatlander91]

31/81

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[TOADER]

I just turned 50 last October....getting ready to order a new Bowtech and going with 60# max....first 60# max bow ever!!

 

[jamesmc8]

44 years young and have used 65lbs for the past 10ish years

 

[johnw]

32/75

 

[bohntr]

56/55

 

[tcb247]

38/ 60-70

 

[vdocLU164]

33/ 72# with 75% let off.

The best training you can do for shooting a heavier weight is just shooting your bow

 

[GreggB]

70 years
Hunting 58#
Indoor Spots 45#
ASA 3D 50#
I calculate I still shoot 15,000 shots a year on average.

 

[engnman]

74-64

 

[jjwise97]

25 years, 70lbs with my compound.

45lbs on my recurve but I don’t shoot it much or hunt with it.

 

[Scoot]

50 years old and 64#. Next bow will be my first 60# bow. I don't know too many 50+ year old dudes who have been serious about archery for life who haven't had some shoulder problems.

 

[def90]

52 - 70lbs

 

[Theblc]

63/63lbs

 

[Recluse]

42yo / 80#. 30" DL
I was shooting 90# up until December. Sold it to buy a Levitate. I'll pick up an APA 90# in the future

 

[Evol]

31/~74 hunting, 60 target. 29.5 DL

 

[soundfanz]

60 yrs/ 65

 

[tkhuntsman]

I’ve just recently got back into bow hunting at 39. I noticed pulling 70lbs is a little different now lol. Plan on getting back into my weights and making that pull more manageable with practice and weight lifting. Really wanting the extra velocity/energy on my elk hunt this year. As long as I can comfortably draw 70 I won’t drop down, but time will tell…

My question is. What is your age and how much weight do you draw?

39/70lbs

39/80

 

[Sagebrushhunter]

Age 45. 70 pounds but soon going to be 60 as shoulder is making it rough to draw

 

[Jpsmith1]

I'm 47 and I pull 72 with no problem.

Could probably jump up weight, but that would require a new bow and/or limbs

 

[jpe5714]

58/ 64lbs
Killed 4 bulls with my setup

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