I agree. This is something you should have done at least 6 months ago. This isn't gun hunting. You just can't point and shoot. You have to be accurate and know your equipment which doesn't happen over night.
That being said, I think you're wise to pick a used bow, but be careful what you look at. There isn't much of a market for used gear so it's a buyer's market.
While I'm on the subject, 60# will kill anything in North America. I don't care how strong you are. YOu'll shoot 60 musch better than 70#. This isn't a macho sport either. YOu can't learn to shoot right if you're struggling with a bow.
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I am just starting into bow hunting and really know nothing at all about the equipment side of it. I need to get setup here quickly as I am going on a bow hunt in Mid-Oct in Nashville. Not much time obviously.
That is not much time to get ready for your first bow hunt: less than a month away. Good luck.