I would recommend you go and shoot all three and maybe some others. I feel bad for a lot of hunters who get a new bow because of the hype or someone else says there popular or cool. You shoot the ones you are interested in and get the one within your budget that feels the best to you.
A few years ago I looked at a new bow and heard a lot about the Hoyt Trykon, so I decided to go try it. Boy was I dissappointed. I almost punched myself in the face as the roll over at the end of the draw cycle was so drastic. I could not get used it.
You should decided what is important to you and then go shoot a bunch and see which feels the best. Grips are diffferent, Draw is different. All the manufacturers you mention produce quality, so I would recommend you see what feels best