Newbie

[ramon]

Just want to say hello from a newbie. I am just getting into archery and I hope to learn from this forum.

[Daniel Boone]

Archery fun and you will enjoy.

Good luck and lots of good guys will give you some good advice.
DB

[Carroll in MO]

Welcome to archery!!! If you have never shot a bow before, go to as many archery shops and try as many bows as you can then buy the one that fits and feels the best to you. The first piece of advice would be to get the CORRECT draw length and don't pull too many pounds. Many will try to tell you that you need a 70 lb. bow but in reality any where from 40 to 60 will do fine. Enjoy and have fun.
Carroll

[bowhunterkdc]

Welcome you will enjoy archery it's a great sport and has alot of great people involed with it.

[bushmasterar15]

Welcome and get ready to be addicted to archery.

[ramon]

Thanks for making me feel welcomed....I have a lot to learn.

[Gator eye]

to 3D shoots

Pull up a stool and sit a spell.

What kind of archery are you looking to get into? hunting, target, 3d?

[ramon]

Originally Posted by Gator eye

to 3D shoots

Pull up a stool and sit a spell.

What kind of archery are you looking to get into? hunting, target, 3d?

I plan to hunt with a bow and arrow. I am saving up for a good beginner's compound bow. Any suggestions in the $250-$300 range? Thanks for the input.

[MeanV2]

Welcome!! It's a Great place to learn and ask questions.

Only dumb questions are those not asked!

Dan

[Gator eye]

Originally Posted by ramon

I plan to hunt with a bow and arrow. I am saving up for a good beginner's compound bow. Any suggestions in the $250-$300 range? Thanks for the input.

That's going to be a tough price range for something new. I would start traveling to every place that sell archery equipment and shoot everything you can get your hands on to find out what you like.

If your not in a hurry for a bow you might start watching the classifieds on here and AT. It's a buyers market on used bows right now.