The latest compound bow has changed to make the use of the weapon easier for the hunter. Engineering has advanced over the past few decades to make bows as functional as ergonomic as possible. They are easier to carry into the woods, and in a significant number of cases lighter than most rifles used today. Bow hunting brings back some of thrill that is lost after years of rifle hunting. A hunter must use skills that may not be necessary for hunting with rifle. You must be closer to your prey and probably use some of those stalking skills that you know. It gives some of the advantage back to the animal.

Brace height is a further important factor in the energy storage equation. A bow’s brace height is simply the distance from the string to the pivot point of the bow’s grip. You might kind-of think of brace height as how close the string should be to your wrist when the bow is at rest. The closer the string is to your wrist, the more work you have to do to get the bow drawn back. As a issue of energy storage, brace heights are analogous to the length of the rubber-band on a slingshot. If you hold a slingshot at arms-length and pull it back to your cheek, a shorter rubber-band would be stretched for a longer distance and shoot faster than the same slingshot with a longer rubber-band. In significantly the same way, a short brace height bow stores more energy and shoots faster than a tall brace height bow with all other things being equal. So brace height has the same affect on total powerstroke length as does the bow’s draw length setting. The only difference is that the brace height determines where you start and the draw length determines where you stop. But, unlike draw lengths, brace heights aren’t adjustable.

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