I'm new to bow hunting and was needing soem help here are some suggestions I got could you tell me which of these you think are good, others you think would be good for a young archer, and prices.

Hoyt Trykon Jr.
Hoyt Kobalt
Fred Bear Lights Out
Pse Nova
Pse Brute
Mission Bows

Go for the kobalt great bow no doubt and its made by hoyt I shoot one my self and all I can say is I wont be getting rid of it anytime soon!!!

What is the average price on that kobalt?

I'm new to bow hunting and was needing soem help here are some suggestions I got could you tell me which of these you think are good, others you think would be good for a young archer, and prices.

Hoyt Trykon Jr.
Hoyt Kobalt
Fred Bear Lights Out
Pse Nova
Pse Brute
Mission Bows


Shoot them all and see which ones feels best and is in your price range. No one can tell you what you'll like the best. It's all persoanl preference.

Ben

I started with a BPS Redhead Kronik. So far so good. I picked it because it just felt right when I picked it up. I could have said Ford Pinto on it and it wouldnt have made a difference to me. Hope this helps.

None of the above...Martin! Great bows at great prices. They've got models for the beginner archer to the serious tournament shooter...no matter what your looking for they have you covered. Great bow for a beginner would be the Martin Cheetah, they're goin for around $350. You can get it with an STS, and the CCS( martin's rollerguard) for a little more.

Shoot them all and see which ones feels best and is in your price range. No one can tell you what you'll like the best. It's all persoanl preference.

Ben

This is correct. :amen:

Forgot to say that BPS bows are made by Diamond, I didnt see that on the list.

Good buy on brand new Hoyts. Below dealer cost

DB

I know that this isn't the sexy choice, but the PSE Nova has what a new shooter needs.

It's cheap so you don't sink so much into the bow that you can't afford good arrows and accessories.

It's a forgiving design, with fairly long ATA, good brace height and a straight riser.

Most of the Nova cam systems are easily adjustable for draw length. Draw length is much more important than most new archers understand. Also, it's not something that is static. It often changes as an archer gets better and develops their shot, so adjustability is a good thing.

The one thing that's not good about the Nova is the grip. It's so wide that most archers don't shoot well with it. Take it off and wrap the handle with tennis racket tape.

It's not the quietest or most shock free bow around, but a few limb savers and string things will make it acceptable.

Buy what you like and shoot the string off it. It ain't so much what you got but how you use it I'm thinking. :rockon: Ss.

Look into PSE main line.

I know that this isn't the sexy choice, but the PSE Nova has what a new shooter needs.

It's cheap so you don't sink so much into the bow that you can't afford good arrows and accessories.

It's a forgiving design, with fairly long ATA, good brace height and a straight riser.

Most of the Nova cam systems are easily adjustable for draw length. Draw length is much more important than most new archers understand. Also, it's not something that is static. It often changes as an archer gets better and develops their shot, so adjustability is a good thing.

The one thing that's not good about the Nova is the grip. It's so wide that most archers don't shoot well with it. Take it off and wrap the handle with tennis racket tape.

It's not the quietest or most shock free bow around, but a few limb savers and string things will make it acceptable.

COULD NOT AGREE MORE!!!!:peace:

I started with a Hoyt and it has been the only brand I have shot up until my Pearson position.
The first one i bought new.. package deal on an Ultrasport hunting set up, total of near $400.. after that i bought my bows used, Ultramags for around $300 and i have never regretted it. They have been great bows with never a problem, never.

None of the above...Martin! Great bows at great prices. They've got models for the beginner archer to the serious tournament shooter...no matter what your looking for they have you covered. Great bow for a beginner would be the Martin Cheetah, they're goin for around $350. You can get it with an STS, and the CCS( martin's rollerguard) for a little more.


Take it on over to AT!:tape:

None of the above...Martin! Great bows at great prices. They've got models for the beginner archer to the serious tournament shooter...no matter what your looking for they have you covered. Great bow for a beginner would be the Martin Cheetah, they're goin for around $350. You can get it with an STS, and the CCS( martin's rollerguard) for a little more.

I agree... :usa:

Take it on over to AT!:tape:

Why? Martins aren't allowed here :noidea:

What is the average price on that kobalt?

Got mine for 469...new,at the shop!

Take it on over to AT!:tape:

Oops...my bad go buy an Elite or a Bowtech.:tape: