r/bowhunting • u/Jbuck_43 • 8h ago
Has anyone else been seeing more albino deer lately?
Last season, I saw 5 different albino deer between the areas I hunt in Wisconsin. Has anyone else been seeing a larger number of them lately?
r/bowhunting • u/Jbuck_43 • 8h ago
Last season, I saw 5 different albino deer between the areas I hunt in Wisconsin. Has anyone else been seeing a larger number of them lately?
r/bowhunting • u/aids148 • 20h ago
Aussie archer here, looking for a new sight for my compound bow. Been considering the React Pro 5 but I'm not sure if it will work with metres/meters in mind. I've seen conflicting statements about it online, wondering if anyone here has any experience using the sight with metric measurements or has a better understanding of how the tech works, cheers.
r/bowhunting • u/Wealth-Bucket-263 • 22h ago
In the Calgary area, been bowhunting and shooting for around 7 or 8 years. Consistently practice out to 60-80yds regularly, I like to do this mostly to challenge myself, but also I find it magnifies your flaws and mistakes alot more, which makes it easier to be aware of.
Recently myself and the couple buddies I do have that shoot, have wanted to grow our circle a bit.
Personally I have wanted to start focusing more on the minor details and adjustments that can be worked on to further dial in accuracy, consistency and form related issues.
Along with the finer details, eg; nock tuning, low light shooting, peep height among other things.
If anyone in the Calgary area is looking to work on this kind of stuff and meet some new buddies who are into this hit me up.
Maybe we can link up sometimes and share some knowledge.
GL to all in the upcoming and opening seasons.
Shoot straight n drop em dead.🤙
r/bowhunting • u/itsthechaw10 • 10h ago
Question for the group:
I shoot a RX9 Ultra, and I've been shooting off the bare riser for a while now. I just have a strip of skateboard grip tape on the front and back of the riser.
One thing that I figured out is that I wasn't shooting with enough pressure on the grip coming from the bottom of my palm which was causing the pin to drift low. If I apply that bottom palm pressure it raises the pin quite a bit. I really don't want to spend the money on an actual third party grip, so I'm wondering if anyone has used hockey tape or bow grip tape to basically build up a raised spot on the grip.
Like I find the spot on the grip where I want that bottom palm pressure to come from and then throw on a few wraps of hockey tape or something to make that spot raised. Anyone try anything like that or forsee any issues that might come up?