New to the Archery Game
#1
New to the Archery Game
Alright guys, my buddy let me borrow one of his bows for the archery hunt. All he gave me was the bow, so I need a release, some arrows, and some broadheads. What do you guys recommend? I will be hunting cow elk. I am pretty excited for this hunt, it will be my first big game hunt. I would like to stay fairly cheap, as with recently getting home from a mission and trying to go to school in a month I have a small amount of spending money, but I would also like some bit of quality, Thanks for your help guys.
#3
"I would like to stay fairly cheap"
That aint going to happen..I had a bow given to me and I bought the rest..
It wasn't cheap...Carbon arrows 7-9 bucks a piece { I have 20}
Broadheads Steelforce 30.00 for 3
Drop away rest...100.00
Bow quiver ...20.00
Quick release ..30.00-50.00
target 30.00
Field Points...3.00
SIte..100.00
nearly 400.00 if you only get 10 arrows.
PS IMHO stay away from aluminum arrows..they bend easy..my carbons are on thier 4th year.
That aint going to happen..I had a bow given to me and I bought the rest..
It wasn't cheap...Carbon arrows 7-9 bucks a piece { I have 20}
Broadheads Steelforce 30.00 for 3
Drop away rest...100.00
Bow quiver ...20.00
Quick release ..30.00-50.00
target 30.00
Field Points...3.00
SIte..100.00
nearly 400.00 if you only get 10 arrows.
PS IMHO stay away from aluminum arrows..they bend easy..my carbons are on thier 4th year.
Last edited by Chuck7; 07-25-2010 at 09:59 AM.
#4
things like a sight, rest, release you can buy used online at greatly discounted prices. I personally would buy broadheads and arrows new. You can pick up muzzy broadheads very cheap in comparison to others, and they are an extremely good head. You can get a very good setup for a very good price if you shop around. I sent you a pm