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Thread: Anyone hunt with a Backtension ??

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    Respected Member Ten Point Stag Ringtail's Avatar
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    Default Anyone hunt with a Backtension ??

    I'm thinking about getting a Carter Only four finger.....and start practicing while using a backtension release. Eventually take up 3-D shoots, but my focus will always be primarily hunting...



    Any suggestions, ideas or thoughts...??

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    i might shoot back for hunting but im just afraid of a big buck comeing in and me getting the shakes and missing the click and wounding the deer.
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    I think alot of practice, and time would sort that out Kyle....

    But you'd definetly have to put some time in....

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    Ringtail, I use a Loesch Tru BT for hunting. I can just shoot my best with it & the animal deserves my best shot. I haven't had any problems getting shots off with it. I've been using it for a few years.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ringtail View Post
    I think alot of practice, and time would sort that out Kyle....

    But you'd definetly have to put some time in....

    i am useing one for spots and 3d but it has to be in good condition like not frezeing out side but if its nice i can shoot back tension pretty good.
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    Kyle, I live in Texas, we don't go outside if it's below 40°.........

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    hear in south west mo u never know what its like. like the other day it was 60 and the next day we had 3 inch of snow and 16 degres but i have to shoot more htan 60 arrows a day or i fall a part.
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    Ringtail , you wouldn't get much hunting time in PA. Mid oct it goes below 40 until late april. The last day of rifle the high was 11*.

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    im going to try shoot backtension this year im not sure yet
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    I've tried shooting a back tension style release for hunting and did not like it. There are times when hunting were you might have to punch a shot off and I have found that when I force a shot off with a back tension release I am ussally off a few inches were as a trigger style release I can punch if I need to and still be right on. Try it out some people are better at forcing a shot off, just make sure you can do when the pressures on. Most people can't shoot one with gloves either.

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