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Oneida is a sweet shooting bow
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I finally got to shoot one, a 50 ib osprey at bass pro. Just shooting off the shelf, it was set up with finger savers like what’s popular with bow fishermen. The only feather arrows they had in there were flu flu arrow but man it shoots good and very quiet. I was grouping tight and hitting the bullseye in just a few shots. Only about ten yards but I for sure could not do with a compound what this osprey will do.
Are there any Oneida shooters on the forum?
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Re: Oneida is a sweet shooting bow
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02/04/23 02:41 AM
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We shot them when we bowfished back in the day.
For a hunting bow, I’m not sure there is anything an Oneida will do that a compound won’t do better.
You wanna shoot fingers or tabs and instinctively buy a recurve, you will be much happier.
For it is not the quarry that we truly seek, but the adventure.
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Re: Oneida is a sweet shooting bow
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02/04/23 04:14 PM
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I haven't shot one in years and not since Bass Pro bought Oneida. Seems Johnny Morris' son really liked the bows for bow fishing so they bought the company.
lf the saying "Liar, Liar your pants on fire" were true Mainstream news might be fun to watch
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Re: Oneida is a sweet shooting bow
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02/04/23 06:39 PM
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I bought an Oneida Eagle back in the late 90’s. I had shoulder reconstruction done in July and was unable to draw my new Jennings Carbon Extreme compound even at its lightest setting of 55 pounds just days before the opening of bow season. I saw the Oneida hanging in my local bow shop and decided to give it a try. To my amazement i was able to draw it easily at 60 lbs. and hunted with it for the next few years. At the time it was the smoothest drawing bow on the market.
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Re: Oneida is a sweet shooting bow
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02/04/23 08:56 PM
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They are smooth little bows. I shot a 35 ib recurve today and to me, the 50 ib Oneida was easier to shoot than the 35 ib recurve was. And probably a whole lot more powerful. I really want to get one.
I am gonna put it on hold for awhile though. They replaced my limbs on my compound under warranty and they accidentally sent 80 pounders. I really like the extra power of the limbs.
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