I have bow hunted most of my life with only several short sabbaticals. You will enjoy your time. All bows are capable of limb failure and that hasn't been my experience with Diamond more than others. I am Matthews guy currently but have been loyal to Hoyt, Alpine, and high country in the past. My partner shoots PSE and is very happy with speed and performance. Being familiar and proficient with a mediocre bow is WAY better than having a great bow and shooting it marginally. my best advice is shoot your bow often, shoot more and then keep shooting. consistent form is the key along with muscle strengthening.

Say hi to Bill- he is very talented and will get you dialed in no time. He is also familar with the property we manage in Kettle Falls and has hunted it personally.

Ask him about

http://gallosprings.com/HUNTING_PACKAGES.html


It is a great program for a beginning archer.
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In the legend of King Arthur, the Fisher King was a renowned angler whose errant ways caused him to be struck dumb in the presence of the sacred chalice. I am no great fisherman, and a steelhead is not the covenant of Christ, but with each of these fish I am rendered speechless.