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a bow is kinda like a hooker you can get a beautiful hoyt and know its a high class, clean with no issues piece of equipment that will do what you ask when you tell it to. or you can pay some lady named bear who's loud, wont lay still, and and you'll have to talk to customer service after flinging your arrow cause your bound to have something wrong with your riser afterwards.
Quote from: colockumelk on August 10, 2011, 10:29:52 PMQuote from: halflife65 on August 08, 2011, 03:58:01 PMMan, what did you trade him for that? A pink Cricket single shot .22? You got ripped off.Quote from: halflife65 on August 10, 2011, 08:54:54 PMIf I had a Hoyt I'd purposely run it over with my truck and stuff it in a garbage can. Then I'd go buy a Mathews.I shoot a Hoyt AM32 and that's the funniest thing Ive seen on here in awhile. I'm a hoyt guy also. I think it's funny how arrogant some of the Mathew's people are on here
Quote from: halflife65 on August 08, 2011, 03:58:01 PMMan, what did you trade him for that? A pink Cricket single shot .22? You got ripped off.Quote from: halflife65 on August 10, 2011, 08:54:54 PMIf I had a Hoyt I'd purposely run it over with my truck and stuff it in a garbage can. Then I'd go buy a Mathews.I shoot a Hoyt AM32 and that's the funniest thing Ive seen on here in awhile.
Man, what did you trade him for that? A pink Cricket single shot .22? You got ripped off.
If I had a Hoyt I'd purposely run it over with my truck and stuff it in a garbage can. Then I'd go buy a Mathews.
The amazing folks I deal with at Bear Archery/Trophy Ridge are new enough to archery they do not fully know who I am or what I have done. And yet they go so far out of their way to make sure the squaw and I are happy it is boarderline embarrassing. I stop in at the booth and the president comes out, puts a hand on my shoulder and says, "It sure is good seeing you again this year." Meanwhile guys are going off to get us new shirts, hats, arrow rests and what ever goodies they think should fit our needs in the northwest hunting woods. And I'm neither a current field tester nor pro staffer. Just your run of the mill manufacturer with a longer resume and trophy list than average. They truly give the royal treatment and their bows WAY out perform their value price.
Quote from: RadSav on August 11, 2011, 02:22:06 AMThe amazing folks I deal with at Bear Archery/Trophy Ridge are new enough to archery they do not fully know who I am or what I have done. And yet they go so far out of their way to make sure the squaw and I are happy it is boarderline embarrassing. I stop in at the booth and the president comes out, puts a hand on my shoulder and says, "It sure is good seeing you again this year." Meanwhile guys are going off to get us new shirts, hats, arrow rests and what ever goodies they think should fit our needs in the northwest hunting woods. And I'm neither a current field tester nor pro staffer. Just your run of the mill manufacturer with a longer resume and trophy list than average. They truly give the royal treatment and their bows WAY out perform their value price.Who are you and what have you done?
squaw is an Indian term for wife.
Quote from: stormin85 on August 11, 2011, 08:42:17 AMsquaw is an Indian term for wife. Got it. My wife would shoot me if I called her sqaw but then again were not Native American.
Whatever feels the best in your hand! I shoot a Mathews reezin, I also had a Vectrix XL.
I'm not even sure why all the Hoyt guys get picked on.