How many hunt using a compound bow

[growler2058]

Cammo, good for hunting people
Plenty shoot without cammo, you need to use the wind. You can be 100% invisible but once an animal smells you it'll be gone

Edit: I do like that cammo though

[macca86]

Colour pattern and flat or 3d cammo it doesn't matter as animals are colour blind. Growler is right keep the wind in your face keeps scent and noise muffled.
Other things to keep in mind if wanting to get serious stalking boots must be quiet or easily removed to go barefoot to get close.
Washing your hunting gear use this http://www.anaconda.com.au/Product/B...Wash-Detergent as detergents leave scents that are un natural plus have phosphorous that when in the sun to animals makes you have a neon sign saying I'm here as it reflects light strangely that their sight pics up that we can't.
Know the land you hunt on and keep you clothes in a bag with leaves and branches from your hunting area so you smell natural to that area.
Don't shower or use soaps or deodorants or eat spicy foods like curries etc these seep from your skin when you sweat etc.

[Maxhead]

Colour pattern and flat or 3d cammo it doesn't matter as animals are colour blind. Growler is right keep the wind in your face keeps scent and noise muffled.
Other things to keep in mind if wanting to get serious stalking boots must be quiet or easily removed to go barefoot to get close.
Washing your hunting gear use this http://www.anaconda.com.au/Product/B...Wash-Detergent as detergents leave scents that are un natural plus have phosphorous that when in the sun to animals makes you have a neon sign saying I'm here as it reflects light strangely that their sight pics up that we can't.
Know the land you hunt on and keep you clothes in a bag with leaves and branches from your hunting area so you smell natural to that area.
Don't shower or use soaps or deodorants or eat spicy foods like curries etc these seep from your skin when you sweat etc.

Ahhh so there is more to it then just pulling the trigger

[BigRAWesty]

So I'm finding out...

So arrows is a broad subject.

Tbh I'm looking at fibreglass to for target practice..
There are some good bulk buys on eBay, no not the $1 an arrow ones, looking at these
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/20-x-32-F...-/111297097346

[megatexture]

Fibreglass arrows are the most forgiving and fit any archers budget, I've got both alloy and fibreglass but they are both different weights and put the sights out a little because of this so I mainly use fibreglass as its a pain to adjust.

[growler2058]

Make sure you're not under spine or you'll have shattered arrow through your hand

[BigRAWesty]

Gunna try wind my back to 55# for a start, these arrows are good for 80 pound

[BigRAWesty]

And might have just picked up a Qad ultrarest hunter for f-all..
I'm getting excited..

[BigRAWesty]

What causes a string to go like this??

[growler2058]

If that strings on the bow its fubar. If not may need new serving or more serving string tied on