[MoBOWhunter181]

I think the Lil Goose is the best hunting release out there. I switched from a tru ball to a scott and will never look back. The trigger is unreal on the scott.

 

[mdjohns300]

I love my Scott Lil Bitty Goose....solid release and have been using them for the last 6-7 years. Good luck!

 

[vichris]

I need a new release and I've got it narrowed down to 2 releases.
Truball Short n Sweet & Scott Lil' Goose.
Both have the nylon connector strap & I would want both with the buckle.

Anyone who has shot both, if you could give me positives & negatives of each that would be great. Even if you've just shot one of em... why do you like it?

Thanks in advance.

I just bought my wife a new Parker Sidekick bow. She liked the look of the Truball short n sweet so I got it for her. I shoot the new version lil bitty goose with the buckle. She likes it (the truball) ok but she got ahold of my old backup Lil Bitty Goose and wants to trade me. I let her use it but when I go hunting it comes with me. I use the new version Lil bitty goose with the buckle and the nylon strap but I liked the older version with the velcro too. I think you'll like the trigger on the lil goose much better than the truball. I've had lots of hunting success with the lil bitty goose. I tried several but IMHO the gooses get the gander :wink:

 

[elkkat]

I have a s&s, little bitty and a carter quickie and I shoot the Carter and carry the s&s in my pack, for backup. All 3 are good stuff IMO, but I prefer the Carter and Truball.

 

[CATPOWER]

Before you buy one try the Scott Wildcat, Silverhorn, or the Sabertooth with the NCS and Buckle strap. They have the forward trigger and they are all nice. I went with the Wildcat....

 

[bobcatmatt]

Shot the Little Goose and moved to the Sabertooth. Scott releases are top of the line, IMO.

 

[The Guardian]

I have tried out both of the 2 that you mentioned -the Scott lil' Goose was very nice but I did not like the S & S at all!If it were me I would broaden my choices a bit and look at others as well,just to compare


I can tell you too that the new Truball Sniper is a VERY nice choice ! I just bought one and this is the best standard release that I have owned to date! Very comfortable and the spring trigger that comes with it is AWESOME=such a smooth release! I decided to buy this new Truball Sniper mainly cause I realized just how important it is to have a backup release! I now see that it's almost as important as having a backup bow! I was out practicing last week with my new Pearson TX4 and without any prior sign of fatique or problems,the trigger on my Copperhead went south-the spring broke! But I gotta tell you that Truball has AMAZING customer service,I called them up right then & there and explained what happened. And bam ,2 new triggers were at our doorstep the next day from UPS!! Free of charge-how is that for customer service??:wink:

I would definately have to say overall that my Truball Copperhead glove release is still my favorite release that I have ever owned to date! It has made my accuracy and groups MUCH better due to a forced perfect anchor point that this release naturally induces each & every shot! And the other thing that is awesome is that it makes your bow feel a good 5-10 lbs lighter in draw weight! I love it! But again the Sniper is definately a runner up as my 2nd prefered release! Just my .02 cents on the subject of releases!:darkbeer:

 

[greatwhite]

Scott Wildcat for me:wink:

 

[Hammer0419]

I actually didn't care for my Scott release. I sold it and purchased a Judge. The head has 12 bearings and will not even torx a string loop. Third year with it.

 

[LetThemGrow]

I shot the Short and Sweet for several years...thought I would never find a better release...then I shot a Carter Two-Shot....the S&S is good, the Carter is great! Wouldn't hurt to try it.

 

[forkhorn83]

I've shot both the Scott Silverhorn then I bought a Carter Quickie 1+...best release I've had to date by far!

 

[Jwillman6]

I have the Scott Sabertooth and really like it, but I have heard the Tru-Ball Short n Sweet is good. I think I would take a look at several before you decide.