I use Bushnell Discoverer's 7 x 42. I like that for bow and pistol hunting around here because most of the time I'm trying just to see another 10 yards into the brush with them. Most of my viewing is under 100 yards. That said, I used these fine for Antelope hunting. I found tons of Antelope, but really needed my riflescope or spotter for trophy judging.

I would look at 6x or 7x binos for bow hunting. Leupold makes a highly rated 6x. The Discoverers can still be found on the net in 7 x 42. Really, you just want bino's which can be very precisely focused, for looking through a thicket and good resolution and true color display. Color display and resolution are what allow you to see animals and specific impact points. Unfortunately, money is what buys these 2 properties. It is also important to shop around and make sure you are getting a best in class bino.