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Selling a 2006 Hoyt Vtec. 60-70 lbs draw. 29-31 inch draw. Trophy Ridge sight, whisker biscuit rest, stabilizer, hoyt two piece quiver, 18 arrows, soft bow case, and two releases. Total package and ready to shoot. Asking $350 or best offer. Call or text Jamie at 623-204-8204. Located in the west valley

I have a Hoyt Vectrix XL for sale. It's right handed. 27 inch draw. 60-70 lbs draw. Comes with Cobra sight, Fuse drop away rest and Apex Bone Collector quiver. Bow is in great shape and extremely accurate. Selling for $275.00. Call or text Joe at 623-810-1254. I live in Surprise, Az. SOLD

CAN SELL BARE BOW FOR $750 TYD OR $875 WITH SIGHT, STABILIZER, SIGHT, AND QUIVER. .RIGHT HANDED.. 60 - 70 LB LIMBS.. 520 TWO FIVE SIX-7448

Most of this is a repeat from the 6A bulls thread but a few members thought it would be a good idea to start a new thread. It's already been a week since this bull went down and I am still pumped! Here is the story... My brother in-law Greg and I were hitting it hard since opening morning and we were into bulls every morning within 30 minutes. The bulls were very quiet so we just kept the wind in our favor and began to still hunt then spot and stalk. We got on a decent size herd Saturday morning and spotted a monster bull and a nice 5x5. We hauled butt to get in front and set up. Never saw the big bull but the 5x5 walked right up to us at 30 yards. This was the closest I had ever been to a bull and it was awesome! He never gave us a shot opportunity and eventually squirreled away. Sunday night was the only night we found a bull in the evening and I missed on a downhill 60 yard shot. Right over his back. At the time I was a bit discouraged but knew that's how it goes sometimes. Apparently it wasn't the bull that was meant for me. Monday was the slowest day we hadn't seen a bull all day and we put in some miles. Monday evening we hit one spot and the wind was all wrong so we backed out and moved to a different area. Wind was good, hitting us in the face so we began moving but didn't see or hear anything. Then about 6:30 we stopped and were ready to make it back to the truck. In one last attempt I decided to try and call to get a response. The first was a bugle. We had some success with the cows calling back if they were in the area.Then I grabbed my mouth diaphragm and started up with some cow calls I had been practicing. A few seconds later we heard a bugle but not just any bugle we knew he was on his way and coming in fast. We had seconds to get behind a bush and I was going to position my brother in-law a little further back to continue calling but the bull was already on us so we stayed put. He hung up at the end of a clearing and was looking in our direction to find where the call came from. Then he started trotting again and circling us to get wind. I immediately went to the other side of the bush and drew back. I asked for a range and he was way too far and now staring in our direction. It felt like I held my bow for the longest time until I couldn't do it anymore. So I attempted to let down with him staring and just knew he was going to spook. Thankfully he didn't notice and it took all my strength to let down as smoothly and as subtly as I could. He began moving around us again still out of wind and slowly coming in closer.My heart was racing and my hands were a little shaky. We were focused on the bulls movement while trying to control our own as we were being eaten alive by mosquitoes. Finally he stopped provided me with a broadside shot with his eyes behind a tree.I knew this was my opportunity and I remember Greg telling me "you got this". I drew back and took a couple deep breaths trying to control my nerves. I put my pin on the spot, waited a few seconds and let the arrow fly. He immediately bolted. I didn't see the shot but not 5-7 seconds later we heard a large crash. We weren't sure if he was down or crashing through the trees in the canyon he ran into. I slowly made my way to the shot area and just stood there still in shock. My brother in-law followed and started looking for sign and I just heard him say "Dude, come here". I looked down and there was blood everywhere. We peaked down the canyon and there he was piled up about 125 yards away. It was over. I don't know if he moved or my shot went forward but it went in the neck and severed the major arteries. It was over very quickly for him and for that I was thankful. I fully intended to take the first bull that would have provided me with the opportunity. I really just wanted to gain some experience and get the first one done. I spent tons of time this summer scouting for areas with lots of elk, practicing in different shooting scenarios and working on my calls in the truck to and from work. I think the hard work we put in paid off and I was happy we were able to get it done. A big thanks to Greg. We worked well as a team and had some laughs too. I am glad he introduced me to archery and hunting. Also a thank you to my wife Jaime. She spent a lot of time scouting with me this summer and of course for putting up with my new found obsession. Now the pictures!! Signature Taxidermy in Flagstaff scored this bull at 350 1/8".

For sale is a Hoyt Ruckus bow that my wife won at a banquet. They sell for $399 new and bare , she is asking $300 comes with a wisker bisket rest, Fuse 3 pin sight, Fuse 4 arrow quiver. the lable reads WT 45, Len 18-28, STR 47-75, BC 31.00 / F Call Mark 602-214-8596 for questions. sold When it comes to archery, getting off to the right start is the most important thing. At Hoyt, we engineered Ruckus with Versaflex™ technology- providing an amazing 10 inches of custom draw length adjustment. Ruckus is the ideal start to your youngster's lifelong archery adventure. 29-3/4” AXLE-TO-AXLE 281 FPS(ATA) 6-3/4” BRACE HEIGHT 2.8 LBS MASS WEIGHT Bows are shipped in this position. ↓ Draw Length 18" 19" 20" 21" 22" 23" 24" 25" 26" 27" 28" Peak Draw Weight 35 lb Maximum Weight 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 Minimum Weight 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Draw Length 18" 19" 20" 21" 22" 23" 24" 25" 26" 27" 28" 45 lb Maximum Weight 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 Minimum Weight 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Peak draw weight will increase as the draw length becomes longer. For example, if you order a 35 pound bow, it will have a peak draw weight of 30 pounds in the 18 inch draw length position and a peak draw weight of 40 pounds in the 28 inch draw length position. Minimum draw weights are achieved by backing out the limb bolts no more than 11 turns. Please note that the Rukus is the only Hoyt bow that can be backed out this many turns. See the above chart for the exact draw weight range in each draw length. Draw length is adjustable from 18 to 28 inches in 1 inch increments

I am selling my Mathrews Z7 with a 30" draw and 70lb pull. I would like to sell this as a package but will separate for the right deal. This bow shoots awesome and will shoot from 10 yards to 120 yards accurately with the way it is setup right now. This package includes everything you would need with a bow. Call or text 480-518-0702. $1,099 OBO Items included are listed below and shown in the pics. Included: Mathews Z7 bow 30"/70lbs in Lost Camo Mathews T5 quiver in Lost Camo Quality Archery Design Ultra Rest HD in Lost Camo Axion Stabilizer in Lost Camo Scott Little Goose release camo Sure-Loc QC Max 5 pin adjustable sight with light Plano Bow Guard weather proof case with locks Rage Broadheads with practice tip EZ Fletch arrow fletcher Morrels six shooter six sided shooting block that accepts broadheads and field points 12Easton Fat Boy Arrows Red Head Carbon Supreme Arrows Braided Bow Sling HHA Tapes for sight Maintenance kit

I am looking to pick up a lightly used compound bow as an upgrade from my dinosaur hoyt. Looking for something with atleast a draw weight of 70# and a DL of 29 (preferably adjustable). Let me know what you have for sale or trade, I do have a tripod/pistol grip up for trade plus cash on my part..willing to pay in full as well. Interested in but not limited to... Hoyt, Mathews, Bowtech, PSE, G5/Quest Thanks!