[AiR_GuNNeR]

I bought the HHA LP-3 last year. I pretty much ran out of time to get myself used to it, since I never shot back tension before. It's a really well made release, but just laying in my archery box at this point.

 

[MUZZYxSHOOTER]

One of my buddies hunts with what i believe is a tru-ball ultra tru-tension, 3 finger.

 

[gjarcher]

T.R.U. Ball Chappy Boss w/ Talon Head off a D-Loop. There is an optional lanyard/Strap to attach it to your wrist.
http://www.truball.com/Boss.html
http://www.truball.com/v-lock.html

 

[WV Has Been]

I can name a dozen that Hunt with a back tension release to include myself.

I personally have been hunting with a back tension release for 22 years.

 

[Chiller]

I use my carter mini evolution + for hunting! I love it!

 

[mrp]

The two best archers I know (Nathan Brooks and Chris Hacker) hunt with back tension.

As for me, I'm punchin the trigger until the day I die.

 

[rocket83]

me

I hunt with my BT's wouldnt go back to a trigger release for anything :wink:

 

[NEVADAPRO]

Agreed! BT is the only release type I will shoot or hunt with!! Hey Brian, How's it goin'???

I can name a dozen that Hunt with a back tension release to include myself.

I personally have been hunting with a back tension release for 22 years.

 

[BJSforVols]

Tru Ball Sweet Spot 4 finger for me. Mine is the old one, and I need to get one of the new ones with the V-Lock strap.

 

[BillyRay]

I tried hunting with a BT release and had a bad experience with it. A really nice buck came in from an unexpected direction and the only opportunity I had for an open shot was about a 1-2 second gap he walked through. Wasn't able to "pull" through the release in time to get the shot off. Since then I've went back to a trigger so I have more control over when the shot goes off.

I mean I could have just shortened up the travel and made it like a "hair trigger", but they would be defeating the whole purpose to shooting a BT release.

 

[loujo61]

I use a Scott Longhorn two finger with the clicker, with the clicker I can rush right into it if I have to get get the shot off quickly. It takes alot of practice though, I did hit one back a little one year because he was walking, you have to practice real life hunting shots and know the shortcomings.

 

[Buksknr53]

I have thought about hunting with one of my BT releases, but I want the option of controling the shot. On the other hand, any trigger release can be shot using BT. My hunting release is a Stan Eagle 4 finger w/a middle finger trigger. I think it is easier to shoot using BT than a release with an index finger trigger. For me, BT comes first, but I will not hesitate to punch that trigger on a moving Deer if I have to. I like having options.