you can get a camo Hoyt 38 Pro, which is an absolute nail driver, for a very reasonable price if you can get a dealer to hook you up. With target bows, you're mostly paying for the dang finish on it anyway. I like to get mine in camo, so I have a back up during hunting season.

But Matt/TN is correct. It's tough to beat one of the 3 he mentioned for anexcellent shooting target bow. Look at what the pro's are using. They are basically all the same. Nobody tries to be different for a reason.