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well see im having all these problems with my browning and i am trying to decide my next route.I promised my self im not buying anymore lower end bows because this ones been nothing but trouble so im deciding now between ross,bowtech,hoyt, and kodiak. Tell me what you guys think about all theseand which one i should go with

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I shoot mathews, But if I were deciding out of those four, it would be Hoyt!

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Go to a pro shop or 2 and shoot as many as you can then make a decision which one feels the best to you.

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Ross makes an excellent bow. Although I own aPSE and wont buy another bow, I cant say anything bad about Ross. They are a comfortable bow, they shoot great and they are QUIET! Not only that The Nuge shoots Ross!

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I have seen Ross for about $200 cheaper than the other you wrote about so you can't go wrong with that.

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I shoot a Hoyt Vortec and love it. I have always been partial to Hoyt but would like to try a Bowtech one of these seasons for gins. Hmmm. I do need a backup bow...

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He changes bows every year

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If I had to choose, I would also consider the Mathews swithback XT.

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Gotta go shoot some. I have shot the Mathews and didn't like it very much. I've got two Hoyts now and love them. My shooting buddies have Bowtech and Archery Research. We are all accurate and quick so it goes back to personal comfort and choice. I don't think you can go wrong with any of the ones you mentioned IF it fits you and your personal style of shooting. Just remember that the most expensive, advanced bow won't perform well if it over poundage or too long a draw.

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All good replies. It all boils down to what you feel comfortable with. I shoot a Bowtech but was very impressed with a Ross that I shot. Don't forget the Diamond line also. The Victory is a very nice bow.