64#@29 Black Widow PSAX Osage

57#@29"

DAS Dalaa 52 @28 but I draw 29 3/4.

61# @ 29"

Mostly mid-upper 50's.

52#

new 45# Tomahawk longbow and 45# Bear Grizzly made in 1972, same year I was made.

43# to 46#@28

78#@31

52# Chek-Mate

Thinking about getting a r/d longbow in the 45# range though just to see how I like a lower draw weight.

pseman,
I shoot right around 45 lbs and like the feel of the lighter draw weight. I am hoping when I connect on a deer I'll get the same penetration I did on a metal door about 5 months ago.  That proved a bit costly!!
Buckeye_hunter

52#'s to 56#'s seem to work the best for me.

buckeye, I've been seeing the numbers(fps) that some of the r/d LB's have been putting up at 9-10gr/lb and I am really interested in trying one out.

Four bows at my draw: 50#, 60#, 70#, and 85#.

My groups start opening up after a few dozen shots with the 85#-er -- I pull it to gauge my deteriorating strength as I age beyond 55 years.

45#@28"

Have a number of different bows, but most commonly shoot 70-80#.  The bow I'm most accurate with, that I'm hunting with this Fall is 75#.

53#

Habu VyperKahn, 47# @ 28" and 55# @ 28". I rarely use the 55# limbs. I also have several other bows from 45# @ 27" to 54# @ 28".

81#@28 ballistik
84#@28 hss
85#@28 hss
95#@28 lightning hunter
73#@28 siberian wolf
60#@27 american wolf lefty
87#@28 hss
84#@28 matlock
78# saxon hawk rc
74# robertson perigrine
59#@26 matlock
90# ls slammer
85#@28 kodiak magnum
75#@28 kodiak hunter
70#@28 super magnum
85#@28 super magnum
75#@28 polar
64#@28 polar
65#@28 56 kodiak
65#@28 57 kodiak
72#@28 rer longbow
82#@28 saxon hawk lb
and the sad thing is that the list goes on...im suprised she hasnt thrown me out yet!!!!!!

Holy @#$%^.....that's a load of bows!!!