I finally graduated from them thangs..i started my bowhunting career with a 45lb jennings micro carbon extreme. It was my brothers hand me down bow and i was so excited to get it. I worked so hard to be able to pull it back and i could pull it back and shoot it bout 7-10 times real good when i was about 7 years old..daddy carried me when i was 8 years old to larry odells and bought me a new 3 pen sight and a generic double prong rest. I got 3 brand new beman jr and 3 brand spankin new 100grn vortex broadheads..this was like 2002. I was probly the happiest kid on the face of the planet. Daddy had let me start climbin trees in the yard but all i had was an old als fab stand to practice with as all the ol mans were on trees. Thats what we hunted with was ol man stands. He made me a little green patch behind the house an that was the only place i could go and hunt by myself without daddy goin with me..it was a little well house i set in lookin down a powerline row..first deer i ever saw alone was a doe an a fawn at like 10 yards..i shot ever arrow i had then threw a paint can attem..at 8 years old thats about all the skill i had..i run to the house an got mama to come help me find my arras so i wouldnt get in trouble...but daddy was tickled to death i shot atem..he said."you cant killem if you dont shoot". Daddy shot a recurve, 45lb ben pearson equalizer for alot of years an kilt several with it then he shot a bear polar 2 with no sights all the way to bout 1998..when he upgraded to a high country with about a 4in overdraw with a bodoodle rest and some beman ventures bout 3ft long
my brother bought the nicest bow i had ever seen up close...a PSE TEAM PRIMOS..i remember thinkin it was the best bow in the world an it could probly kill deer sittin still. I got a hoyt v-tec when i was 14 for my birthday an i been movin on up ever since. Come a long way since then..too far if you ask me...the late 90's to about 04 bows woulda been a good place to stop