RE: Martin dream catcher ?
I saw a Martin Dream catcher at my first traditional shoot (I was still in the compund world at the time and a friend was trying to convert me), and fell in love with the wood. Unfortunately, purchased a Bear Super Kodiak to save some money. Did not like the wood and eventually had to trade it on stickbow.com plus the extra money. I love the bow but should have purchased the 45 or 50#. I have a 55# and have to work up to the poundage. It is a lightweight, fast-shooting bow that I will NEVER part with. I would encourage you though to think about the 65#. Unless you can really (and i mean really - no shaking), hold it with consistant form, I would go lighter. . . but it is a beautiful bow indeed.
Good luck.