There are cheap used bows everywhere. Don't get too hung up on what brand it is. Worry about the important stuff. Is the draw length exactly correct or can it be adjusted to be so? This is critical if you want to shoot well.Are the cams aligned with the string? Are the limbs sound, and the riser in good condition. When did it last have a new string and cable. Is the brace height appropriate for your heaviest hunting jacket? Is the length long enough to be forgiving? A visit to a local archery shop can be very beneficial when trying to figure this stuff out, espcially if you're new to archery.

If the bow meets these, don't worry about the name on it. It's irrelevant. You can then search ebay and see what others of this model have been sold for recently and make your offer accordingly.