This is my personal preference, somethin by bowtech but they are pricey or a Diamond. But it all depends on wut you like. I shoot both and both are very reliable, forgiving, light, fast bows for me!!! hope this points ya in the right direction
This is my personal preference, somethin by bowtech but they are pricey or a Diamond. But it all depends on wut you like. I shoot both and both are very reliable, forgiving, light, fast bows for me!!! hope this points ya in the right direction
I'd say be careful on the bowtechs. Some models are ok but they have had some issues with limbs since after 2006. They make great bows just be sure to do your research. A great site with tons of info is www.archerytalk.com
I'd say the best bows for your dollar are made by Martin and Bear. They don't break the bank and are awesome shooters. Go try out some bows and see how you like them. All manufacturers make great bows but it all depends on what you want.
Hi I have two older Hoyt bows completely set up and ready to hunt just under $400. each To your door if interested you can Email me at masterguide@ns.sympatico.ca I have pictures of them
I'd say be careful on the bowtechs. Some models are ok but they have had some issues with limbs since after 2006.
The limb issue was only on the General in '08, which they corrected ASAP. Most of the generals never even made it off the rack before they had new improved limbs put on. They even upgraded the limbs on my '05 Defender when it went in for warrenty work due to an accidental dry firing. The defect was where the cam axle went through the limb, it just wasn't beefy enough. Not the case anymore. The only other problem with Bowtech is the price. It definately falls in the catagory of "high end". If they're beyond your budget, check out the Diamond line. Very good quality bows, and they have complete packages that are very reasonably priced.
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