Hey all you bowhunters on here, I am wondering what your draw weight and draw length is. I just want to know what you guys are shooting at.

I'm shooting 60lbs at 28" draw length comfortably.

Here's my bow: it's a Bear Fusion I got for about $450 probably.

When I shot a compound, Mathews equipment, it was a 29" bow with a 1/2 inch D loop brought it to 29 1/2. Long arms as in drag my knuckles on the ground. Started with a 70 lb bow at 68 lbs. My shoulder started rebelling so I went to a 60 lb bow at 58 lbs, same draw. Then I came back to my senses and went back to a recurve, a Black Widow, 50 lb at 28 inches. After a few more years more shoulder issues. Now I'm down to 43 lbs at 28 inches. Still blows through deer with a cut on contact 3 blade on a cedar shaft.

It went from 70# to 60# and its actually probably 50#?

Yep it was 70# when he posted on the kids forum. The secret to lying is still keep it believable, 60 probably still to high for u.
Word of advice kid, most people know when your not telling the truth even if they can't prove it. And it will get u no where.

Mine is 52# @30 bear cruzr2

I saod 70 because that what the bow said but I didn't realize that was at full draw. So yesterday I got a bow pound age checker and it said 60. I don't lie.

28" draw length?

You must be a big boy.

Or I'm a little guy...my draw is 27".

So u don't shoot ur compound at full draw

Pics of his catches last year made him look like a normal 13 year old. Must have been giant coons

Given the fact that you've mentioned you have trouble setting coil spring traps by hand and a couple of photos showing you with some raccoons, I would have thought you were most likely pulling 25-26" and drawing in the 40# range. I was surprised to read that you were drawing 28" and pulling 60#'s comfortably.

If you dont like his story dont read it .

60lbs? I think you’re watching too many hunting videos on YouTube and trying to fit in.

My bow is set at 52lbs and that’s plenty for me.

Like the other guys calling you out, your credibility on here is tarnished.

Young man is putting it on social media for people to read....

I think he may be stating what's written on his bow's label and not what he's actually fitted to his physique for accurate archery.

I don't have the skills to know if I like it until I read it

What did the bow cost you have you bought it yet? I ASK BECAUSEYOU SAID$ 450probably don't you know what you paid?

It was a while back in that range.

You can’t get outta your own way young fella.

I’m 6’3”, 260 lbs and draw 31” with a wrist release at 70lbs.

If you are indeed shooting what you stated, PLEASE go to a bow shop and get fitted for what you need relative to your age and body make up. You owe it to the game you’re hunting.

My longbow pulls 50 lbs at my 26 inch draw.

Likely your bow was turned down in draw weight, almost all compounds can be adjusted in draw weight . The range should be listed on the bow limbs somewhere.

The limbs are tightly tightend for the heaviest draw weight at my draw length

This young man doesn't really know what he is yappin' about so be kind and educate him. Draw weight can be adjusted somewhat using the limb bolts, don't back them out too far as it can get real exciting. Ultimately draw weight depends on limb design weight. Draw length is set by the cam design.