ORIGINAL: Hoyt_Viper
Honestly, I would never trust shooting a bow out of the box to be accurate. The accessories in a package are probably what you want since you dont have access to an archery shop, but you would still need to sight in your pins, etc.
Hoyt is a great bow, I shoot one and love the consistancy. If you plan on getting one bare, it may behoove you to get your sights, stabilizer, etc from outdoorsuperstore.com or a place similar. They are not difficult to install, you get to take your pick of accessories, etc.
Good luck hunting...for your bow!
How do you actually attach stablizers, hunting sights etc? Is bow tuning easy? What else is required before its ready for hunting usage?
I don't mind getting my bow from huntersfriend, i'd rather just stick to the bows that they're offering and have them tune, test etc. How do you sight in the pins?
Sorry im a total novice.