I have to agree with Nutter. To be honest this issue of which is better comes down to personal preference. Ive been reading these post lately where someone is sending this bow back and then someone sends another bow back. Just get what is comfortable for you. Me I'll stick with my reliable Oneida. From what Ive read here in these posts when I go to buy a new bow years down the road, Im not going to make a decision on one of the top 3. Those bows mentioned are definetly not in my top 3.

ANTHONY T.,
If you can get the baby-g to shoot good groups you'll be amazed at what you can do with a more forgiving bow(baby-g is one of the hardest bows to shoot accurately I.M.O.).

PSE is getting old now and they are starting to have some problems witht he m ask cougars09 about his browning
i shoot hoyt my buddy shoots mathews it all depends on what oyu want but the parker is a good feeling bow as well

Correction, the mathews a shot was an older legacy model. I can't wait to try the new age bows out. I just want to get into bowhunting, I've been shooting awhile and have finally got some decent form. That baby G is kinda tough to shoot. I think Ill try a few bows out this week. I finally found a shop that carries them all. Thats partly why I havent bought a new one yet. Im a try before you buy type of guy.
Man, that was a good ryme huh?

These guys are close....but they're off by just a touch. The big 3 are as follows:

Hoyt UltraTec
Hoyt Trykon
Hoyt Vtech

IN that order.....

Hoyt, Bowtech, and mathews; in that order. HCH

Mobow: something tells me you hate hoyt bows!
I cant wait to try a few out. I just want to make sure i can kill effectivly with the bow before i hunt. I cant live with injuring an animal or missing a P & Y buck. I think ill try out the others brands too though, just in case