Good Starter Bow
#3
RE: Good Starter Bow
I bought a fully loaded Fred Bear Instinct for $440and absolutely love it. I am so happy with my decision. I recommend shooting the Instinct and Fred Bear's Element, because they are arguably the best bows on the market in that price-range.
#4
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Balt, MD (orig: J-town,PA) The bowels of Hell!!!
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RE: Good Starter Bow
The Diamond brand of bows are a Bowtech with different cams. I'd recommend shooting a bunch of bows before making a decision. There are a bunch of really good bows out there now. I shot Bear for 20 yrs before switching to Bowtech.
#5
RE: Good Starter Bow
ORIGINAL: Steelhead31
I bought a fully loaded Fred Bear Instinct for $440and absolutely love it. I am so happy with my decision. I recommend shooting the Instinct and Fred Bear's Element, because they are arguably the best bows on the market in that price-range.
I bought a fully loaded Fred Bear Instinct for $440and absolutely love it. I am so happy with my decision. I recommend shooting the Instinct and Fred Bear's Element, because they are arguably the best bows on the market in that price-range.
#9
RE: Good Starter Bow
You cant go wrong with some of the Martins! Ive been shooting a Martin jaguar for some time now and i love it,trying to find an excuse to get a new bow but i cant part with the one i got!
#10
RE: Good Starter Bow
On a budget and looking for a package deal, I'd check into the Diamond Edge, Bowtech Tomkat, and Martin Jaguar. There are quite a few other models available in package deals, however, these three are the best of the budget packages that I've dealt with.
Make sure wherever you go to purchase your bow allows you to shoot them first.
Make sure wherever you go to purchase your bow allows you to shoot them first.