What’s you’re draw weight vs Age

[nphunter]

41yrs, 73 lbs on my compound, and 45 lbs on my recurve. Zero weight training, use to work for a living but I'm mostly a desk jockey now.

 

[Elk Racer]

49/70#

 

[AndyB]

59/70lb compound, 52lb recurve, 49lb longbow

 

[Dave Sims]

45/70lb

 

[Arctic Hunter]

41/70 and 2 shoulder surgeries.

 

[trailblazer75]

33/72 lbs on a 33 inch ATA bow and 76 lbs on a 29 inch ATA bow.

 

[Fullfan]

58 and pulling 68

 

[Szwampdonkey]

47/70

 

[budweiserlovr]

41/60

Only treestand hunt bundled up and cold. I like the lighter weight for awkward positioned shots. And 35 yard max shots. If I didn't have a sissy shoulder I would still shoot 70.

 

[Stubborn_bowhunter]

27/60# can pull more, but haven't needed too. And have a pretty bum shoulder from doing dumb shit when I was younger.

 

[waldo9190]

31/70#

But with my 26" DL I need all the gusto I can get.

 

[PaBone]

62/60.

 

[Tanner W]

28, 70lbs

 

[morphetm]

57/70#

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[BigK421]

38 years old, I've been a mechanic since I was old enough to wrench so my back and shoulders are junk already. I'm currently drawing 52lbs.

 

[TheGDog]

27/60# can pull more, but haven't needed too. And have a pretty bum shoulder from doing dumb shit when I was younger.

Yup Yup! Shoulders are one of the first things to take the beating in crashes from BMX/MTB/Desert/RoadRace crashes!

 

[SheepDogRob]

44 years today and drawing 83 on my new RX7 Ultra

 

[AH64guy]

57/62 pounds or less

Four elk down - 4 pass throughs or full arrow penetration at ~ 425 grains

 

[dallen]

56 pulling 63. Has been plenty on a few moose

 

[WBrim]

32/ 70 lbs
I expect to have many years of pulling 70lbs, but worry a bit. Lifting my kids over my head, once in a while I get a weird pain in my shoulder. Here’s hoping it’s not early signs of issues. I’m an iron worker, so I know I beat my self up sometimes.