jimib

http://www.staceyarchery.com/tom-thumb.html

seems to be a nice bow.

Bowonly

My boy shot a Golden Eagle Brave for awhile. Now he' s 10 and pounding them pretty good with a Browning Micro-Eclipse.

Uncle Al

Rangeball, good for you! I' m doing the same with both my daughters. An 8 year old & a 5 year old. The older wanted to shoot a bow. Did alot of searching (left handed) finialy found one at the deer & turky expo. A browning youth bow 30lbs. for $30.00. Had it short strung to fit her. The 5 year old got a toy target bow, but she likes for now. Took the older to archery lessons, learned alittle myself. To keep them intrested we sometimes shoot balloons for fun.

Started a food plot on our hunting property to bring in some deer to a local area and bought a blind so I can hunt with them without them being seen while fidgiting around. Plan to take one, if not both hunting next week. She can' t hunt until she is 12 but is planning on shooting a bigger buck than dad, I hope she does.

Let ya know how the first hunt goes.

J. Shoot

I' ve been thru the same scenerio with my 5 year old daughter. The bow-tech rascal was the way to go for me. These bows have the shortest draw length and can be increased to 21" I believe. They shoot really well and they come in some colors that girls really think are cool. Good luck on your search.

J.Shoot

Rangeball

Uncle Al, that sounds great. Please keep us posted. Everyone else, thanks for all the input.

mathewsarcher

Not exactly sure who makes it............ But my 5 year old son has a Seneca, shoots well and has a lot of adjustment to it for growth. I picked it up for $30 on Archery talk.

Raymond van Halm

I was surfing the net and came across this one.

http://www.benpearson.com/cherokee.asp

Good luck finding something to make your whole family participate in our wonderfull world of archery.
I did it!