Bow hunting

[swoleymammoth]

Thinking about trying my hand at archery season this year. Looking at buying a Diamond Edge SB-1 as my first bow. Anyone have any advice? Anything else I might need? I already rifle hunt so I have camo and some other hunting gear but not much.

[Back in a Bowtie]

practice practice practice... put in the time to get the bow zeroed in and you'll be good to go in the field.  I shot Bowtech for a while (Sister company of Diamond) so im sure you'll like the bow.  It's a solid entry level kit.  Biggest thing is shoot as much as you can.  Need to strengthen those muscles.  

[huntwyo]

Thinking about trying my hand at archery season this year. Looking at buying a Diamond Edge SB-1 as my first bow. Anyone have any advice? Anything else I might need? I already rifle hunt so I have camo and some other hunting gear but not much.

Diamond is junk. Buy a used prime/bowtech off of archery talk.com and practice a ton. Get it tuned and fitted.

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[malansanni70]

On 3/3/2020 at 5:36 AM, huntwyo said:

Diamond is junk. Buy a used prime/bowtech off of archery talk.com and practice a ton. Get it tuned and fitted.

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Why do you underrate Diamond Edge SB-1? I just want to ask about your experience

Edited March 26, 2024 by malansanni70

[onyourlawn]

Hello everyone, how to regain form after not holding a bow for over 5 years? Are there any special training programs?