What’s you’re draw weight vs Age

[robby denning]

53 years: start the spring at 65lbs, then by hunting season, 70+

 

[Turkeyfreak12]

33 years. 45 lb draw for now (recovering shoulder surgery). Hoping to get back to my normal 70 lb draw. I still have all my strength I think but I will work up slowly.

 

[Steven.Elmore]

47 years, shooting 65 now, will be either 75 or 82 in September.

 

[Roguemountainhunter]

45/70

 

[Felton]

38/70

 

[Matt9122]

39 with 70lbs

 

[Yellowtailtuna]

17/85. out of Apa King cobra dangerous game. shooting a 605 grain arrow at 297 fps

 

[Lancejohn60]

62/55

 

[Bomberodevil]

67 years old, 70 lb draw (65% let off)

 

[Heath423]

46/62# New to compound bows as of this spring.

 

[butcherboy]

45/65# compound. Hoyt carbon element. Swapped out the 70# limbs for 65.

45# longbow practice limbs, 50# hunting limbs.

 

[Drewby]

40, 65lbs

 

[Duh]

31, 80lbs

 

[Hoythews71]

37/70. Spent the majority of the last 10 years away from archery and hunting as a whole, and for me, lifting weights didn’t do much for draw weight, hold time, or steadying the weight of the bow at full draw. For me, that archery muscle set is something all its own, and the only way for me to effectively recreate it is to shoot a lot.


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[Aperventure]

44/70
First bow. Reading posts makes me want to lower it and see what happens

 

[Wannabebowhuntr]

23/68#

 

[Raghornkiller]

28/76

 

[St.CroixArcher]

46/70

 

[Scottyboy]

42/65#

 

[kitandace77]

32, 65# now, debating about bumping up to 70 by the fall but probably won’t. So much more accurate at a lighter weight.