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If you go traditional I would suggest a recurve from PSE or Hoyt with at least 45# pull. In the world of compound you need to go to a bow shop and handle as many different bows as possible and they should allow you to loose some arrows with them. If not, find a better archery shop.Ask alot of questions!!!
This is a very hard question to answer for YOU. Go to ranges or shoot your friends bow and see what you prefer. All people have different preferences.
Fred Bear Odessy or Odessy 2.
To begin to bow hunt I would want a bow that is going to make me want to keep bow hunting, try a PSE for life.
try a bowteck flatliner, it comes with a kit all installed for you, shoots great, fast, is silent, fun too shoot and can probably last a lifetime, i like mine a lot. and make sure the bow fits you good. it also haves a good price.
My first bow was an alpine frontier. I still own it and it is my only bow. I almost bought a new bow about 50 times in the last year but I could not realy justify it. The Alpine is quiet enough I can hit a target great, works super on elk :) it does not weigh much and it is inexpensive. I think Alpine is extremely underated and is a great bow they make higher end models but I realy like mine. At least take the tame to check them out no reason to spend 800 - 1000 bucks.
Try this site http://www.huntersfriend.com/. Its very usefull.
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To begin to bow hunt I would want a bow that is going to make me want to keep bow hunting, try a PSE for life.
Try this site http://www.huntersfriend.com/. Its very usefull.
If you go traditional I would suggest a recurve from PSE or Hoyt with at least 45# pull. In the world of compound you need to go to a bow shop and handle as many different bows as possible and they should allow you to loose some arrows with them. If not, find a better archery shop.Ask alot of questions!!!
This is a very hard question to answer for YOU. Go to ranges or shoot your friends bow and see what you prefer. All people have different preferences.
Fred Bear Odessy or Odessy 2.
try a bowteck flatliner, it comes with a kit all installed for you, shoots great, fast, is silent, fun too shoot and can probably last a lifetime, i like mine a lot. and make sure the bow fits you good. it also haves a good price.
My first bow was an alpine frontier. I still own it and it is my only bow. I almost bought a new bow about 50 times in the last year but I could not realy justify it. The Alpine is quiet enough I can hit a target great, works super on elk :) it does not weigh much and it is inexpensive. I think Alpine is extremely underated and is a great bow they make higher end models but I realy like mine. At least take the tame to check them out no reason to spend 800 - 1000 bucks.
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