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- So, in a world where people cant agree on anything, were gonna talk about some more controversial topics in archery, and this being speed versus mass for your arrow build in deer hunting. So, in your archery setup, do you prefer having a light and fast arrow or a heavy and slow arrow or somewhere in between? - Im somewhere in between, but Ive always prioritized mass because of my bow setup. I mean, I got a not normal wing span for a 61 guy. So a 30 or 30 half inch draw. Ive always shot, you know, at least 70 pounds. I mean, even going back to the very first bow that I bought that had wheels on it, it was 60 couple pounds at 16 or 17 years old. - Yeah. - My dad said, if you cant draw that, you dont need to be hunting. (interviewer laughs) Which is not the right thing to say to a kid, but in any regard, Ive always shot a heavier draw weight with a really long draw, so speed has never been a problem for me, per se. So Ive always kind of focused on momentum through mass. I m
