Hey all,

I am going to get into bowhunting and found this package on the net. Now I am asking for your opinions.

http://www.huntersfriend.com/buckbowpkg.htm

Thanks,

Dave

Edited by - ElkhuntingFool on 02/01/2002 12:59:56

It looks like a great package for price..I'm not familiar with Champion Bows...I checked their website but found no company info. Maybe some of the experts here know of them. One draw back I see is if you have a problem with it, where do you take it? You may have to send it back to the company..If I was you, I'd stick with a local shop...

By the way,,,welcome to the boards..

Edited by - JerseyJoe on 02/01/2002 14:36:49

there was a string on this package a couple of days ago
but check out the bowtech tech29 package they have sounds good to me

Provided it fits you well I am sure it is a fine setup. I realy do recomend you try to shoot it before hand. I have heard good things about buck bows, but I prefer to buy my bows from a good proshop.

TAKE YOUR KIDS HUNTING AND YOU WON'T BE HUNTING FOR YOUR KIDS

Welcome to the board. Go to the top right of the page and do a search. You may find a few topics on Champion Bow. You can find them at www.championbow.com. My sons and I have these bows and are very pleased with them. They are manufactured right here in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. If you have any questions, E-mail them or myself and I will try and answer them for you. One individual here owns a bow/sport shop up in Alaska, and is now very happy in selling them. Again welcome and ask lots of questions as we have alot of people here who are qualified to answer them.
Alan D

Try the hoyt Mt/sport package for nearly the same price, plus hoyt quality and warranty. I think you would take greater satisfaction in the hoyt. My opinion

I bought this bow, although it wasn't this package. I would upgrade the sights, and the rest. Buy the "Buck" quiver, and yu cannot get a better deal for your money. Fast enough, and quiet enough to do the job here in alaska.