Drhorsepower
Veteran member
Haha. Yea I really want a new bow for Africa and Wyoming but on the other hand that's another animal I could kill over there... Oh well.
2014 Hoyt Carbon Spyder
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Kevin Root
Very Active Member
I'm enjoying the new bow. I'm trying to keep consistant shooting it in the afternoon after I get home. Good times.
Bow: 2014 Hoyt Spyder Turbo
Arrows: Easton Full Metal Jacket
Sight: Hogg Father (single pin adjustable) with long dove tail by Spot-Hogg
Stabilizer: Fuse
String: Winners's Choice, Red, White & Blue
Broadheads: Muzzy Trocar 100 grain fixed blade heads.
Release: Wiseguy by Spot Hogg
Bow: 2014 Hoyt Spyder Turbo
Arrows: Easton Full Metal Jacket
Sight: Hogg Father (single pin adjustable) with long dove tail by Spot-Hogg
Stabilizer: Fuse
String: Winners's Choice, Red, White & Blue
Broadheads: Muzzy Trocar 100 grain fixed blade heads.
Release: Wiseguy by Spot Hogg
packer58
Very Active Member
Well Kevin, it looks like you did it right. If your going to get into archery you may as well purchase some of the best equipment available. Enjoy !!!!
Kevin Root
Very Active Member
I was used to a tab release. It is a bit different getting used to a trigger release but I'm liking the change. My last bow was a Martin Black Ram, 1987 era. I'm liking the Hoyt upgrade, a lot.
Drhorsepower
Veteran member
Nice setup kevin. Be careful with that release, I developed target panic with it and I should have dealt with it then. I waited too long and had to reset my brain with a back tension release.
I just bought the Hoyt Spyder 30 this week. I have only shot it a hundred times or so, but I think I am going to be happy with it. I am not totally sure it was worth the money, lol, but I can picture owning it for quite a while. I am going to still miss my Switchback though.