Diamond-Bowtech-Razer edge

[hunter10]

Went down today to Jim bow's in Calgary today and shot my first bow. I shot a razer egde bow and started with a 30 pound draw weight to the legal 40 pound. Im thinkng about buying the bow, It come's with a quiver, sights and the bow for $414.00.

Brace height:7"
Axle-to-axle:31"
Draw weight:20,60
Draw length:19"-29"
IBO speed:308

boondocks accessory package:
-3-pin fiber optic sight
-hostage capture arrow rest
-black 4-arrow 2-piece quiver
-braided wrist sling
-peep sight

I shot this bow about 10 times shooting 3 arrows everytime. I first started of shooting at 10 yards and i was doing pretty darn good. Then i went to 20 Yards and was still hitting the paper.
This would be my first bow, and i want to get into bow hunting.
So if you gays/gals have any info on this bow could you please let me know. Thanks>
Hunter10

[stinkynuts]

yup as long as it feels good in your hands and you can pull 40plus ponds on it for the price it sounds like a good starter but i am a big fan of you get what you pay for so in one or to seasons you will proably need to up grade i would thing if you stay serious into bow hunting just my thoughts i hope it helps you out

[hunter10]

Originally Posted by stinkynuts

yup as long as it feels good in your hands and you can pull 40plus ponds on it for the price it sounds like a good starter but i am a big fan of you get what you pay for so in one or to seasons you will proably need to up grade i would thing if you stay serious into bow hunting just my thoughts i hope it helps you out

Jim told me that this bow will last you for about 5 years. Because its so adjustable. the only thing I am worried about is where i will hunt

[stinkynuts]

what do you mean no where to go or pretty ruged terain

[hunter10]

no cause im only 13 and i would go by my self i think.

[stinkynuts]

oh ten four dident know you where so young i think you need to be 16 ? maybe 14 to hunt on your own with out a gardeian it states in the regs i dont have a copy on me but if you put up a post for your area there are a lot of good wise hunters on the site willing to take a young guy out and teach etc so you can try that

[stinkynuts]

you might even want to look at joinig your local fish and game and once you get to know some pepole or even ask around i think you will be fine

[hunter10]

ok, where is the best area around calgary?

[stinkynuts]

not shure i am up around edmonton maybe a few guys will log on here soon and help you out a bit more

[hunter10]

oK THANKS MAN

[stinkynuts]

hey i posted the gen discusion so maybe some guys will read it in your area and get you out and about

[hunter10]

Originally Posted by stinkynuts

hey i posted the gen discusion so maybe some guys will read it in your area and get you out and about

Thank you very much Man, your great

[Duk Dog]

Some good things for you to look into.

First time hunter program.

http://www.aheia.com/serve_content.c...Time%20Hunters

Youth programs.

http://www.aheia.com/serve_content.c...uth%20Seminars

[Hunter Trav]

This is a great bow, I bought my son the exact same one for his birthday this fall. I believe his is the one that goes up to 60lbs, and up to a 29" draw length. If he decides he no longer wants to bowhunt, at least I'll have a great little backup bow...

[hunter10]

Originally Posted by Hunter Trav

This is a great bow, I bought my son the exact same one for his birthday this fall. I believe his is the one that goes up to 60lbs, and up to a 29" draw length. If he decides he no longer wants to bowhunt, at least I'll have a great little backup bow...

Yeah it is the same bow. It felt pretty good when I shot it so i guess im buying it.