what would you recommend for long lasting bows? compound or not? what about take down force or a bow compared to a crossbow?
what would you recommend for long lasting bows? compound or not? what about take down force or a bow compared to a crossbow?
Compounds are more powerful and precise, traditional bows are just wood and a string so all the work is in his the bow is shaped (and material of course). I don't know much about crossbows but I'd imagine they're the most powerful out of them all. They're just not as easy to use as a bow you can keep 3 or 4 shots at the ready. But if you know how to use a bow you won't need much more power. You'll get the job done.
Compounds are more powerful and precise, traditional bows are just wood and a string so all the work is in his the bow is shaped (and material of course). I don't know much about crossbows but I'd imagine they're the most powerful out of them all. They're just not as easy to use as a bow you can keep 3 or 4 shots at the ready. But if you know how to use a bow you won't need much more power. You'll get the job done.
My crossbow has 175lbs designed for large animals
My crossbow has 175lbs designed for large animals
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