Hector500

Because of the radical, sensitive, and complex bow gear that is out there today; if you are inexperienced with archery and archery equipment, it is just as important that you determine what you should not (first) use, as it is to determine what you need and should use. Certain types of bows and accessories do not belong in the hands of a learning bow shooter.

If you give in to the " fashion statement" and " keeping up with Jones" affliction, your learning phase will be more complex than need be, your confusion and frustration could be multiplied, and you will spend more money than you need to....to hit a deer at 20 -25-yards.

I know and have known some " Jacob Marley" archers that never acquire good and consistent accuracy with their bow.