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hurting #2266077 04/24/11 09:17 AM
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reinjured my rotary cup should i lower my draw weight down to re sight my bow? at full weight it hurt, even after icee hot an some energy drinks. i really need to get back to shooting we got alot on the cameras lately. if its not work its my shoulder all i want is a great day out with my bow. an i dont want to go back to rifles.



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i wish you the best of luck, just like physical theropy, start slow and small and work your way back up, and don't rush things


Re: hurting [Re: cntryislandboy] #2266477 04/24/11 03:28 PM
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rehab the shoulder and start with low poundage and high let off...even if that means buying a new bow. In Texas you can bow hunt with 45lb draw weight and that is plenty for fixed heads and whitetails.

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Re: hurting [Re: Misfire] #2266762 04/24/11 06:57 PM
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There is NO minimum draw weight in Texas anymore.

http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/publications/annual/hunt/means/

I have seen a cut on contact head get a pass thru with a 30lber.
Go as light as possible with your bow to rehab shoulder and build back up.


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Originally Posted By: DeerT
There is NO minimum draw weight in Texas anymore.

http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/publications/annual/hunt/means/




Sweet!

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Re: hurting [Re: Misfire] #2267717 04/25/11 02:24 AM
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GET IT FIXED BEFORE FALL SEASON COMES AROUND, I HYAD MINE FIXED LAST NOVEMBER AFTER MY KANSAS BOWHUNT, HAD TO TURN MY BOW DOWN TO 47LBS BUT SHOT AND KILLED JUST FINE.


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I can tell you from experience, I have 2 bad shoulders and one falls out of socket every few days to weeks but at least 3-4 times a month at minimum!! Lower the weight down to a point you can shoot to where it doesn't hurt at all during the draw cycle or holding it at full draw, and shoot it there for a couple weeks and it will help the muscles around there and after that you should be able to increse it by about a .5 - 1 lb per week to a certain point, but that is if you shoot it at least every other day may take longer if you don't. I know that my left shoulder kills me on a daily basis and I am right handed so my left is on the bow, but I was able to get up to 65 lbs after a while without really any discomfort. I have had my shoulder checked out by a specialist and he recommended to me that I needed a total reconstructive surgery on it.......well thats not happening anytime soon, I have made it the last ten years like it is so I dont want to make it worse at all. Hope this helps !!! God Bless



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Re: hurting [Re: overalls] #2270816 04/26/11 05:16 AM
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Originally Posted By: overalls
reinjured my rotary cup should i lower my draw weight down to re sight my bow? at full weight it hurt, even after icee hot an some energy drinks. i really need to get back to shooting we got alot on the cameras lately. if its not work its my shoulder all i want is a great day out with my bow. an i dont want to go back to rifles.


Don't use icy hot. What that does is heats it up, then cools it, and that area is now numb. Since you cant feel any pain now, you can do some major damage to whatever area it was applied to. Just lower your weight and shoot everyday, even if it is only 10 shots, make it everyday. I know with Hoyt, if you want, you can just order new limbs instead of a new bow.



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Re: hurting [Re: KWood_TSU] #2273473 04/27/11 07:07 AM
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thanks guys. i am going to lower the draw weight on it an see how that goes. hopefully i wont have to get a new bow to help my shoulder, an surgery is not a option i dont like the idea of some body digging in my shoulder with a knife while im asleep !! it just seems to make me think of deboneing a hog or deer i dont want that done on me !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i know its messed up good but i would rather take the safe? way of it healing.... ya know with out knives



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