Bulldog at Boo's

[newbie]

I blame Derrick! I had to stand on Dons shoulders to get in his truck, it must have fell out during the ascent

[Boo]

So do you guys think the riser design makes it sound more like a micro when shot VS say a matrix 380?

Any string that is less preloaded will present less of a snap when shot. The Bulldog and the Micro both have risers very dissimilar to the 380. My hearing is really pooched but some of the younger punks should lend us their opinion.
Swept back risers have a few benefits.

[newbie]

Don have a few guys shoot them side by side on the 12th. I think its quiet but its been a few months since i shot mine.
It was also too noisy..... Jeff talking about lift kits and bullpup micro overpowered everything

[Carnivorous]

Don have a few guys shoot them side by side on the 12th. I think its quiet but its been a few months since i shot mine.
It was also too noisy..... Jeff talking about lift kits and bullpup micro overpowered everything

I have really good hearing and to me it does sound like my Micro 355.

To be honest the noise of my various bows never bothered me or the deer I have shot @.... LOL

[racking up points]

To say I liked the Bulldog would be an understatement. It is noticeably less preloaded and this makes for less effort as you pull, it's just that the effort is exerted over a slightly longer distance. (Since there is less preload, you can preload the rope cocker a longer distance and this cuts down on draw length ). I really like the stock and the balance is perfect. The factory trigger was the best I have used on a bow that was just unboxed. I didn't perceive any creep at all and it broke nice and clean. I would say that a TT in this bow, especially if one likes the single stage, is completely unnecessary. The only downside for me, and it's a little thing, is reaching the trigger when uncocking the bow. It's a stretch, but like anything else it probably just takes some getting used to.

Thanks for letting us shoot it, Don.

[newbie]

To say I liked the Bulldog would be an understatement. It is noticeably less preloaded and this makes for less effort as you pull, it's just that the effort is exerted over a slightly longer distance. (Since there is less preload, you can preload the rope cocker a longer distance and this cuts down on draw length ). I really like the stock and the balance is perfect. The factory trigger was the best I have used on a bow that was just unboxed. I didn't perceive any creep at all and it broke nice and clean. I would say that a TT in this bow, especially if one likes the single stage, is completely unnecessary. The only downside for me, and it's a little thing, is reaching the trigger when uncocking the bow. It's a stretch, but like anything else it probably just takes some getting used to.

Thanks for letting us shoot it, Don.

You are leaning me towards owning a Bulldog.....Jeff help

[Carnivorous]

To say I liked the Bulldog would be an understatement. It is noticeably less preloaded and this makes for less effort as you pull, it's just that the effort is exerted over a slightly longer distance. (Since there is less preload, you can preload the rope cocker a longer distance and this cuts down on draw length ). I really like the stock and the balance is perfect. The factory trigger was the best I have used on a bow that was just unboxed. I didn't perceive any creep at all and it broke nice and clean. I would say that a TT in this bow, especially if one likes the single stage, is completely unnecessary. The only downside for me, and it's a little thing, is reaching the trigger when uncocking the bow. It's a stretch, but like anything else it probably just takes some getting used to.

Thanks for letting us shoot it, Don.

You are leaning me towards owning a Bulldog.....Jeff help

I would like to help but I am in the middle of a Micro project that is keeping me busy. Stay tuned.... .

[newbie]

Keep at it Jeff.... it will be sweet!

[Boo]

Looks like I'm buying a Bulldog this year! But! Will Jeff get one before me?

[newbie]

wait.....you still have my wallet....so are you or me buying a Bulldog
My vote still goes to Jeff either way.

[mr meat]

The noise of any of the bows don,t bother me! is the bulldog louder then the Micro i would have to have somebody shoot both beside me for me to give a answer!!
Don if your useing Mikes card for a bulldog can you put one on it for me please!!
Not sure what the big deal with Derricks truck height has got to do with you guys you didn,t have to be let out of the truck everytime we stopped

[Boo]

The noise of any of the bows don,t bother me! is the bulldog louder then the Micro i would have to have somebody shoot both beside me for me to give a answer!!
Don if your useing Mikes card for a bulldog can you put one on it for me please!!
Not sure what the big deal with Derricks truck height has got to do with you guys you didn,t have to be let out of the truck everytime we stopped

So you think Mike left his wallet behind for a reason? So he could buy one for me and one for him? But what about Jeff and yourself? I wonder how much room he has on his card?

[tremps01]

Does someone did some speed test?

Marcel

[Carnivorous]

The noise of any of the bows don,t bother me! is the bulldog louder then the Micro i would have to have somebody shoot both beside me for me to give a answer!!
Don if your useing Mikes card for a bulldog can you put one on it for me please!!
Not sure what the big deal with Derricks truck height has got to do with you guys you didn,t have to be let out of the truck everytime we stopped

So you think Mike left his wallet behind for a reason? So he could buy one for me and one for him? But what about Jeff and yourself? I wonder how much room he has on his card?

Well like most things in life there is always room for one more (except for wives)..

[Spike Country]

Looking forward to more reviews on the bulldog! Might just have to find a local shop that has one and try it myself.