I think limb-driven is more consistent and "bulletproof" than a cable-driven rest. Another vote for Trophy Taker from me! If you are interested, I recently reviewed the Trophy Taker Smackdown Pro...
http://soleadventure.com/2013/03/gear-review-trophy-taker-smackdown-pro-arrow-rest/
I'm a huge fan of Elite. I own three of them now, but it all started with the Pure - which is a bow that I still absolutely LOVE to shoot! You got yourself a great deal on an awesome bow...congrats!
Thanks, Cabin.
Yes, I just posted an article on reading and interpreting topographic maps. Hopefully it will help!
http://soleadventure.com/2013/02/how-to-read-and-interpret-topographic-maps/
I shot the BloodShot a bit last year, but never in the field. I hear that this year's model improved in a few areas. Overall, I was pretty impressed with how it was built and how it flies.
BloodShot Review
I enjoyed the first one, but this new one is on a whole new level.
By the way, if anyone is interested, you can enter to win a copy over at my blog... http://soleadventure.com/2012/06/giveaway-interview-with-steve-speck-of-ss-archery/
Great question! The answer is...I have no idea.
When I was a kid, my older brother and his friends used to play a very lopsided game of tag with me. I was the object of their punishment/entertainment, but hey, I wanted to play with the cool kids. Over the years this game some how got called...
The Diamond Razor's Edge is a great bow for females who are beginning. It is widely adjustable in both draw length, and draw weight.
For the guys, it really depends. If you have someone who can help your purchase a used bow (someone who can tell you what to look out for), then that is a great...