What are some good long ATA bows. I like longer bows and shoot better with them. It also has to have a smooth draw. If im not comfortable when drawing, holding, and releasing then I can't hit the broadside of a barn. What are some good bows that are 38" and longer? I shoot with a release not fingers. Also one more qeustion with a longer bow should I have a longer stabilizer like 10'' or so?

Darton Tundra

Reflex Caribou, Hoyt Montega (or is it Montana, I can't remember)....

the fred bear truth bow is about 37 or so inches ATA, I hear its a good bow. I may buy one myself...

I have been looking at the hoyt and yes it is Montega. I just don't know how that loss of speed will affect accuracy?

I am shooting a Mathews Apex 7 right now and love it. I think the extra ATA length, and the small amount of extra weight, help to make it shoot as well as it does.

I shoot the Commander from Bowtech.37 1/4" ATA and very smooth shooting, smoothest bow on the market IMO. Definitely worth a look for you. The Montega from Hoyt is a monster, like 42" ATA. I have shot it, pretty nice, but more geared to the finger shooter. Pretty slow in comparison to other bows out there right now.

I just got in my 41" a-to-a Bowtech Constitution I'll be using for 3d the rest of the year and for the first part of next... 8" brace height and my 60-lb. bowlit up the chrono at the factory before being shipped out to the tune of 305 fps -- that's with a 300-grain arrow at 29".

Good call Greg, forgot about the Constitution.. A guy I shoot with had shot one last year for 3D and 5-spot and really liked it. He is Hoyt sponsored now though, and shoots a 38 Pro

How does he like the 38 Pro. Any Likes/Dislikes?