RE: Your First Bow???
 

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My frist bow was a Ben Person I think it was called the pony and was 60 lbs back in the 60s. My frist compound was a Jennings four wheeler

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RE: Your First Bow???
 

The first bow I hunted with was a Hoyt Pro Hunter. I believe it was 87 but it may have been 88.

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RE: Your First Bow???
 

I had one of those Lil Bear recurves. the red fiberglass ones, what a fast shooter!

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actually that little bow started my love of archery so in one aspect it was the best bow I have ever owned!
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30 SOMETHING years ago..... A 50 pound Damon Howitt recurve. Absolutely a wonderful bow. Killed a deer the last 10 minutes of the first season with it. Life was much simpler then. All I had was a bow, a tab, about 6 arrows and a 2 piece bow quiver with no broadhead cover.



Edited by - davidmil on 11/24/2002 06:48:13

RE: Your First Bow???
 

My first bow was a hoyt Raider and I still shoot with it


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RE: Your First Bow???
 

My first bow was a Darton SL50

RE: Your First Bow???
 

Like a lot of others here, my first real bow was a Bear Whitetail Hunter. I had that, about half a dozen camo aluminum arrows, and a sight. I got it when I was about 15 or 16 (so around 1988 or so) and I thought life couldn't get any better. :)

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My first bow was a green plastic recurve. It was given to me by my older brother who had one it as a prize for selling magazines. My parents used to buy me one arrow at a time from a local department store because they thought I would would be dangerous with more than that. My first bow that was an effective in the woods was a Darton Excel. My wife gave it to me as a wedding present. I used that for 9 years. This year, I bought a Buckmaster PWC from the local archery store on clearance. Now I plan to use the good old Darton for bowfishing.