Bow Hunting

[CamoHunter]

I am interested in bow hunting. Never gone before but it looks interesting. Any suggestions on what I might look into buying for a bow?? or tips or advice for hunting and equipment??

[Lefty-Canuck]

Go to a local pro shop and pick their brains and try as many bows as you can before you buy.

LC

[L.O.S.T.Arrow]

Good Advise.....

Neil

[pudge]

good advice above^^^^

as for hunting with a bow, don't expect it to be easy and practice practice practice.

[Rainemaker]

This will be my first season. I got some good advise from some hunters I work with. Start fairly inexpensive incase your like me and raising a young family and might not get out as much as antisipated. Then upgrade if it ends up I'm gonna stick with it. I also found out there is a lot more to buy then just the bow. I can't wait to give it my all this season. Archery shops helped out huge.

[TRG]

Ha Ha -so true Rainemaker! I received my first bow for Christmas last year and am practicing to go hunting this fall. I'm slowly building up my supplies, I have an on-going list of things I need to buy in order to properly hunt - thankfully I have a buddy and (brothers) who are geared up and are willing to take me with them so I don't have to invest in everything this fall. Good luck!

[bryce7272]

If your looking for a bow I have a 2011 Martin firecat 400 with all the gear and case I will be selling after this hunting reason, pm if your interested.

[jr.fish]

This will also be my first year bow hunting and from my experience I'd recomend a pse stinger rts package like I purchased. It shoots great and has lots of adjustment so you can dial it down to learn proper form and technique, then start turning it up once you are a bit more comfortable. Plus it's a very affordable set up($400). Problem is its all the little things that add up in a hurry like broad heads, release, rangefinder, target, mantinence supplies......exc...exc... But if you do some reasearch you can save a few bucks making your own targets and searching for used items.

What ever route you go best of luck out there