RE: Please help my son to pick a bow
Like AKdoug said step number one is to find a good pro shop.Most of the top bow makers make quality youth bows these days.The one I got for my son a couple of years ago was by Browning.It had a wide range of adjustment for draw length and poundage so that the bow could " grow" along with him. He did start out shooting traditional (aka; stickbows) at the young age of 3.Last year at the age of 10 he took his fist and second whitetails with a bow. I also aggree that it would be a good idea for you to get a bow and become his shooting partner.The worst thing that could happen is that both of you become addicted to the wonderful sport of archery, even if you never draw back on an animal of any kind.