This year it will be the 56", 47#, selfmade longcurve, and the selfmade cedar arrows with Treesharks again, about 550Grains. At least to start the season with this set up.
Also my faithful hunting companion, "the Dodge Logde" , won't be along on the hunts this year. After 220,000 faithful miles, it was time to go. Picked up a "new to me" Jeep, I'll be running on the hunts this year. Guess I'll be sleeping in a tent come early season, instead of in the back of the pickup.
My set up for this season is a 60" Howard Hill "Tembo-Big Five" 55# @ 25", 45-50# Douglas Fir w/160g Grizzly and 50-55# w/Grizzly 3 Blade Instinct. I also plan on using my Muddy Hang On with sticks or Woodpecker drill & bolts on most hunts instead of my climber.
Going to stick with the Big Jim Longbow at 64", 48 lbs at 27" with Easton 2016's tipped with 210 grns of land shark, Zwicky No Mercy, and maybe a Woodsman or Snuffer. Got some catchin up to do since I had a big Goose egg last year.
Osage self bow with snake skin backing 50lbs made by mr Dan Spires . Rivercane arrows wild turkey feather fletching with hardwood foreshafts with knapped points.
I'm so new to bow hunting, I barely know wha' I have! But, it's a Bobby Lofton made longbow (or reflex/deflex?) 65#. I have good carbon arrows with practice heads and some kind of hunting heads on different arrows. And, I'm practicing! I figure I'm okay out to about 17 yards, and I'm patient. I'm one of the best (best = loves it!) hunters there is, I just ain't so good at killin'. I'm 65, so figured I'd get a bow with one pound pull per year. Y'all know better. Actually, that's wha' I found that I liked in my price range. I wish it were about 45-53 pounds. Because of heavy pull, I use a loop and shooting trigger, it works good for me.