goose
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| 30 Dec 2008 05:39 AM |
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I'am interested into getting into bow hunting and get my young kids into hunting. In Mn. the rifle season is to short. My kids shot a bow during a open house and at a booth was tring to inform people how safe archery is in schools. Kids acually injoyed shooting there bows. They had me thinking big time into getting a bow for them and for myself. Been out searching the last few weeks and Im driving myself insane figuring out what bow should I buy. For my kids I would like one that they may use for hunting if they are interested, which they are. Its intimidating trying to pick out bows and arrows. Anything would help. thanks |
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Myron
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| 30 Dec 2008 05:08 PM |
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the best advice I can give you is to go to a sporting goods store like Bass Pro and try out the bows and talk with the personnel. I went to the Springfield MO store and spent a total of about 4 hours there trying bows and looking and watching customers. Finally I decided on the Diamond Black Ice package. Check out my profile for pics in Huntin' Camp. Good Luck |
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winded
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| 31 Dec 2008 12:40 AM |
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find a bow that fits and most of all one u r comfortable with plenty of adjustment for growth for the kids find aplace to shoot and have fun learning, most things that you do eventually comes to you if u know what i mean. practice and the rest will fall into place .  rick aka winded |
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rebel deer hunter
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| 31 Dec 2008 07:14 PM |
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I use the fred bear game over, shoots fast, light, quiet, smooth and most of all afordable, got mine for $470 but basspro has them for $430, and i prefer carbon arrows rather than aluminum because they are quieter and faster is you ask me. |
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joey
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| 31 Dec 2008 09:49 PM |
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Main thing is to find a bow that fits. I personnally shoot a mathews with carbon arrows. They seem to fly faster and straighter with less noise. As far as the kids there are several good childrens' size compound bow. I would find something that they can use to learn on. Don't drop big money on their first bow. Big thing is to learn and have fun doing so. Good Luck |
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Snake
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| 10 Jan 2009 10:35 PM |
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Learn to Love it first. Get a recurve bow the recurve fits everybody an it teaches u an others how to shoot saftley at any distance.  |
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winded
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| 11 Jan 2009 12:51 AM |
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I just bought my first crossbow. It is just a basic bow.Any advice or ideas on practicing and improving my skills.Any advice or tips would be appreciated. rick AKA winded |
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Snake
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| 19 Jan 2009 09:12 PM |
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What i did in the beginen when i was learning to shoot a bow was to hang milk jugs off a cloths line with fishing line. walk off 2 or 3 differant yard sites then practice. |
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dman12
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| 26 Jan 2009 11:29 PM |
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my dad has the mathews switchback and he says it is a good fast bow and you can adjust the poundage |
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dman12
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| 26 Jan 2009 11:29 PM |
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but wait how old are your kids |
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goose
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| 27 Jan 2009 12:53 AM |
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my kids are seven and five |
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dman12
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| 28 Jan 2009 12:03 AM |
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o are you looking for a bow or crossbow or does it matter |
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goose
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| 28 Jan 2009 12:45 AM |
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Looking for a bow for myself and one for kids to shoot. |
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dman12
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| 28 Jan 2009 09:27 PM |
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well a good bow for you well to me any way would be the mathews switchback and mathews made a new bow for kids to practice with it is set on 20 pounds and has different draw lengths |
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kotklegg
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| 17 Feb 2009 11:06 PM |
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I bought my grandson a Mathews Genesis, and I can shoot it with him. It would be a good choice at a cheap price until you figure out if you're going to like archery. I hunt with a Mathews LX, and I really love the smooth speed of that bow. |
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