Yes, as others have already stated, a pro shop will be your best friend.
I would suggest getting an archery target as well, so that while you're out for the day, you can also spend some time shooting that bow in the open, learning what light does to your sight, what wind does to your arrow and also you can shoot(miss in my case) at extended ranges. Shooting at really far ranges (once you've worked your way up to those) will give you the extra confidence at realistic hunting ranges.
I bought a Rinehart 18-1 target years ago and it's still going strong - is a great investment.
The addiction only gets better.... welcome!
J.
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My $0.02.... Please feel free to take my comments with a grain of salt
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