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Old 03-23-2015, 10:06 AM
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All 3 of my kids who shoot archery have had a Bear Apprentice. My one sons still does. I think they are good bows, the accessories that come with them are not great especially the sight. But for $50-$60 you can get a Cobra, Tru-glo or Trophy Ridge... that is a big step up.

As far as the draw weight goes, are the limb bolts maxed out? If not then as long as you can get her pulling over 40lbs by the time hunting season rolls around then she will be good to go. A sturdy cut-on-contact broadhead would be the way I would lean.

The bow is a great way to get her started and a platform that will last her a long time, a lifetime really. I am sure you will want to upgrade most of the accessories overtime and it will make a very nice package. Or if she decides a couple years from now she wants a bow a step up from entry level then you should not have too much trouble selling it.

Good luck to both of you, sounds like you have a hunting partner for a long time!
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