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Old 08-11-2004 | 09:03 AM
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Hoofers
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From: Litchfield County Connecticut USA
Default RE: New to Bowhunting

Like the others said, go to a pro shop and get fitted. You need to figure out a draw weight and draw length. Then see if they have anything used in your price range. You don't want anything too new or too old. Get something you can grow into. If you buy crap your only going to replace it that much sooner. Why spend big bucks if your not sure your going to stick with it. I'd say for $150-200 you'll get a very good used set up. It should include a rest, a sight and a quiver. You'll need arrows, field points, a release and a target. Then you'll be ready to shoot. If they have nothing then shop around. Are you thinking compound or recurve or long bow? Get a free copy of a mail order achery catalog to get more familar with all of the equipment. Its not a cheap sport but it will grow on you. Soon you'll be wanting to spend every bit of your available time in the woods. Share it with your family and as many other people you can. Welcome to your new addiction and to the board!
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