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Oh Sweet Iowa!

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Oh Sweet Iowa!

by Mike Luper - Hoyt Vice President of Sales & Marketing

When my plane touched down in Des Moines last November something just felt different.

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The Fan for Big Gobblers

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The Fan for Big Gobblers

For the past three seasons I have been schooled in one of the most exciting -- and effective -- ways of bowhunting turkeys I have ever seen. It involves using a real gobbler fan as a primary decoy, and running & gunning after them.

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Inspire

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Jeff Dysinger

I have been bowhunting for 35 years and have been shooting competition just as long. I have taken many P&Y animals but the biggest thrill for me has come in the last two years. Getting to teach 3 youth archery classes and watching my 9 yr. old little girl turn into an aspiring archer. She is currently ranked 3rd in the state amongst her peers and she just completed her hunter safety course. Turkey season is upon her and it is my mission to put her in front of old longbeard wanting to dance...


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Drake Shurley

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Drake Shurley of Sonora, TX

I watched this deer grow for the past couple of years, although he dissapeared last year. To my joy he showed back up on my trail camera earlier in the season, but turned nocturnal until the rut. He came in chasing a hot doe and the Matrix Plus rocked him. Thanks again Hoyt; smooth, quiet, and totally shock free. I find myself looking down after each shot, wondering if the arrow even left! Epic bow!

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