bowhunting
What’s a good but inexpensive bow for someone new to bowhunting? Preferably within the $100-$300 range…I decided I’m gonna take up bowhunting starting this season. Any suggestions?
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I can supply you with a custom longbow or reflexed recurve, either completely finished with matched arrows or a semi-completed kit that you finish off yourself…one of a kind…wicked hard shooting…in your price range….PM if interrested….Dave
Find a Cabela’s , and look at the diamond brand, they are good bows for the money.
You can shoot the bows there and find one that is comfortable for you and see what feels best , and if you like the way it feels and shoots, you are going to be shooting better and having more fun.
Then if you want , after you find the bow you like , and the draw length that you need ,tell them you want to think about it , and go find one on e bay for half price.
The Diamond black Ice is a very forgiving bow to shoot. I highly recommend it, it is a bow that i have picked up and shot well from the first few shots. it is a few years older bow , so you could probably find one used for a good price also.
Stay away from the fastest bows of any brand , they are for the advanced shooter and very unforgiving to a new shooter. The short brace height is allot of what makes a bow faster and at the same time very hard to shoot accurately, a bow like the black ice is very forgiving and easier to shoot, and still has the modern technology and very nice speed.
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I have a hecl of a deal on a Hoyt for a beginner.
All set up ready to go for $225
My e mail is Shmartin70@aol.com