What type of Bow?
#1
What type of Bow?
New to traditional bow hunting... been addicted to bow hunting for yeas now.I was wondering whats a good brand of longbow for under $300 and how should i go about getting one?
#2
RE: What type of Bow?
try and fine a shop/store, Archery club where you might fine some one/place that has some long bows and try then out if you can. Also look for some events going on. A good used bow for a first time shoot can be cheaper and you could get luck in fining a bow for you. Start off shooting a bow 45# to 50# at first and going even lighter is also good too. Work on your form after that is done hitting bullseyes will soon follow. It is to your best behalf to find a good traditional bow shop close to you.
#3
Join Date: Jun 2005
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RE: What type of Bow?
To start with try these I own several they shoot excellent and will cost you half of what you say you would spend.
http://www.rudderbows.com/
http://www.rudderbows.com/
#4
RE: What type of Bow?
Hi Ed, welcome!
I'd talk with Chad (alias LBR). For that much money, you could have a custom Check-Mate built for yourself. Others on the board can vouge for quality. Try the link:
http://www.recurves.com/
I'd talk with Chad (alias LBR). For that much money, you could have a custom Check-Mate built for yourself. Others on the board can vouge for quality. Try the link:
http://www.recurves.com/
#6
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Inverness, MS
Posts: 3,982
RE: What type of Bow?
Like I tell everyone, see Rick Welch Volume II. That tape cut my groups in half.
As far as bows, you can get a great bow for $300. If LBR can't help you, check Tradgang classifieds, women-outdoors.com classifieds, etc.
As far as bows, you can get a great bow for $300. If LBR can't help you, check Tradgang classifieds, women-outdoors.com classifieds, etc.