Thats the nice thing about CB's reb, If you get a good one-(horton) and just practice a little you don't need to know alot. The guys who shoot compounds have to put alot into it to be good at it. I say in order to be a good compound or recurve hunter you have to almost like practice more then the hunt because you have to do it alot. They also have a whole world or gadgets that don't come with the bow that you have to buy after the bow and thats were things get tricky for them too many options and to many people giving out good advice. With your CB I would sugest getting a multirectical scope, I used to have a single red dot scope and I loved it, and alot of the guys have the three dot red dots and love them two.My supermax came with the multirectical and I think it is the way to go. The only downside to the red dot are it sucks when you get out in the field only to realize you forgot to turn it off last time and now your a dead duck in the water, batteries suck! As far as arrows gojust go with whatever your bow company sells,they know what is best for the bow unlike the long bow guys that have to buy many arrows and have to try and tune to get the right one. I shoot horton arrows only and have never had a problem. The only thing about CB that areup fordiscussion is the broadhead. I have always used muzzys but have been thinking about trying mechanicals. The muzzys have never let me down, I just have an itch for trying the mechs. Iasked the question on here a while back but with broadheads you end up arguing is the glass half full or half empty. Both sides have good points so its hard to say which is better. Let us know when you get back from bass pro and giveus theupdate. Also I almost forgot about why I even did the quote at the top. 66 and now thatyour statehasseen the light you get to try a new thing, I think that is just too cool!