What’s you’re draw weight vs Age

[gabowhuntnfool]

48 /70

 

[goodgrouper]

50/73

 

[SwiftShot]

53/72
I also still have my old Bowtech Samson from way back when they started. That thing is 80. I shoot it but just for fun. It throws telephone poles down range.

 

[Desk Jockey]

I am a late bloomer to bow hunting. Bought my first bow in 2015 and didn’t really know anything And bought the wrong bow out of the box - a jumpy 65# turbo. I revised that choice a couple of years later and the only thing I don’t like is that I upped the poundage - 75# with a 34 inch axle to axle . I have tweaked my shoulder pulling it at odd angles sometimes. Now, I am fairly strong but my rotator cuffs aren’t getting any younger so pushing 50, my next bow will be 65# Non turbo.

 

[ArcherAdam]

43/67 (#65 bow however I like to bottom out my limbs so it pulls #2 hot).

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[4rcgoat]

52/83

Damn.......

 

[Kularrow]

34/70

 

[PRC]

58 and 72 lbs

 

[Roger17]

55/64

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[michaelc10]

Age 59 / 72 lbs

 

[highside74]

48yrs 65#

 

[Larry Bartlett]

51 y/o and 70lb draw. You dont need weights for bow training your draw muscles, all you need is the bow and hundreds of releases.

 

[qwerksc]

Compound 53yrs-65lbs
Trad 47lbs

 

[judders87]

35 - 65#

 

[Marble]

46/72 hunting, 58 target.

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[Coopsdaddy]

46.5
68-70 lb switchback xt

 

[Spike elk]

A little shocked how heavy people pull on this forum.

40yo
60lbs (my whole bow career)

Same here. 51 now and shooting 60. But that is all I have shot now for 20 years.

 

[Jordan]

39, 68 lbs.

 

[TuckTruck]

28/72

 

[Mojave]

over 50, and over 50 recurve

Never owned a bow with wheels on it.