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Without any problems just stay away from the plate on big boars
60 lbs. And hogs?
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will a 60 lb.draw with a 27.5 dl ,a 27.5 inch arrow at 412 grains,striker b.h take a hog out of action?
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If your bow is tuned and you can put an arrow where it counts, yes. I blew through a big 'ol boar last year at 37 yards with a 56 lb. bow shooting 350 grain (finished weight) Muzzy-tipped arrows going 280 fps. You should be fine as long as you know your limits.
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Sure will.
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yep !:shade:
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Put the arrow where it needs to go and you got a dead hog.
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Good to know because I shoot 60 pounds.
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No prob. It's all in the placement!
I have hit em with 70 lbs at 340 fps+ and had a long track with a shot just off the mark.
BTW MKNOX: Great pic! Way to get the little guys out there!!!
I have hit em with 70 lbs at 340 fps+ and had a long track with a shot just off the mark.
BTW MKNOX: Great pic! Way to get the little guys out there!!!
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55#'s 27.5 draw length....
shot placement counts!
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shot placement counts!
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Awesome! Way to get your son into the lifestyle. Need to see alot more youth getting into it, tell him to tell all of his friends!YES. My son shoots them with a 43lb. Mathews mustang and a 23" draw length shooting a 375grain arrow and gets pass thoughs using steel force 4 blade 85 grain heads.
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One thing i learned from the first ferril hog i shot is that i needed to aim a little lower on the next ones.I thought i made a good lung shot and it ended up just catching the tip top of the lungs....the vitals seem to sit a little lower on pigs.But i was also shooting from the ground.
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