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Shoot what you are comfortable with. I know there are people out there that need to have the latest and greatest bow and equipment. I have shot highend bows all the way down to lowend bows. The only difference for the most part is what the bow is made of and the price. I would not get too hung up on what the Mork and his buddy at the shop said. If you know what your bow is able to do and have self imposed limits you will be just fine with what you have. But if you are looking for a reason to buy a new bow then by all means have at it. But take a look at a 1-2 year old bows and shoot alot of different models and brands. I still have and shoot a 2003 Hoyt ultratec but I also shoot a 2011 Hoyt crx35. Love both of them.

[QUOTE="deaddogwalkin, post: 2374013, member: 12823"] Shoot what you are comfortable with. I know there are people out there that need to have the latest and greatest bow and equipment. I have shot highend bows all the way down to lowend bows. The only difference for the most part is what the bow is made of and the price. I would not get too hung up on what the Mork and his buddy at the shop said. If you know what your bow is able to do and have self imposed limits you will be just fine with what you have. But if you are looking for a reason to buy a new bow then by all means have at it. But take a look at a 1-2 year old bows and shoot alot of different models and brands. I still have and shoot a 2003 Hoyt ultratec but I also shoot a 2011 Hoyt crx35. Love both of them. [/QUOTE]

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