I Think It’s Time...

[smacha538]

I have a lot of good buddies who love bow hunting. I’ve decided it’s time to join them. I’ll be honest, don’t really have a clue where to start.

What do I need? What don’t I need? What should I be mindful of? I’m not on a budget, and I want quality gear. Not interested in a budget setup.

Thanks in advance. If it matters, I hunt Real County. Hill country whitetail, aoudad, stag, pig, javelina, turkey...needs to handle all of the above.


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[Filletem]

Go to a bow shop and tell them your not on a budget and want quality. I'm sure they will be happy to help you. Joking.

[flywise]

needs....go to real shop
dont need.....most expensive products at said shop.
Buy middle of the road until you know your going to really like it

[Traildust]

Get ready for info overload!
Where are you located at for a good recommendation of Pro shop?


PSE Xpedite 65#
Treelimb quiver
QAD Ultrarest
HHA King Pin slider sight
Easton 6MM FMJ arrows with 50gr brass inserts
QAD Exodus 125gr broadheads
Predator 2'' vanes
5" Reflective arrow wraps
Luminock or Glorynock (when they start shipping)

No wrist sling - ghey

Download Easton's tuning guide and study.
Research Modified French Tune and Walk back tuning.

Visit our Tuning and Equipment forum. Lots of info there.

[smacha538]

Get ready for info overload!
Where are you located at for a good recommendation of Pro shop?


PSE Xpedite 65#
Treelimb quiver
QAD Ultrarest
HHA King Pin slider sight
Easton 6MM FMJ arrows with 50gr brass inserts
QAD Exodus 125gr broadheads
Predator 2'' vanes
5" Reflective arrow wraps
Luminock or Glorynock (when they start shipping)

No wrist sling - ghey

Download Easton's tuning guide and study.
Research Modified French Tune and Walk back tuning.

Visit our Tuning and Equipment forum. Lots of info there.

That’s what I’m talking about. Thank you


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[Burnadell]

I have a lot of good buddies who love bow hunting. I’ve decided it’s time to join them. I’ll be honest, don’t really have a clue where to start.

What do I need? What don’t I need? What should I be mindful of? I’m not on a budget, and I want quality gear. Not interested in a budget setup.

Thanks in advance. If it matters, I hunt Real County. Hill country whitetail, aoudad, stag, pig, javelina, turkey...needs to handle all of the above.


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Start by putting your location in your profile so folks can tell you about a good bowshop in your area.

[systemnt]

join date of 2013 and just NOW pulling the trigger on a bow? ... you got the patience part down!

[cgny27]

Have thick skin...


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[Drycreek3189]

A few days ago I could have fixed you up with a really good rig, but alas....it's gone. I suggest buying a good name brand USED bow for your first one. If you don't like bow hunting, you lose $100 instead of $500 when you sell it.

[TXHUNT3R]

Welcome!!!!

[smacha538]

join date of 2013 and just NOW pulling the trigger on a bow? ... you got the patience part down!

You’re right about that. I try not to just rush into things, especially something in don’t really know much about. There is so much to it, hard to filter what’s relevant/important.


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[Lawhunter]

Get new buddies that don’t like expensive hobbies.

[MagicBlade]

Listen to what everyone has to say and then decide for yourself what's best for you.
Nothing wrong with a limited budget.

[flywise]

You’re right about that. I try not to just rush into things, especially something in don’t really know much about. There is so much to it, hard to filter what’s relevant/important.


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In reality people make it much more complex than it has to be. Really a very simple activity. As long at you get fitted correctly (draw length main issue)

No need for it to be remotely complex

[silentstalker92]

ill sell you my bow ready to hunt right now for 10k