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Well... I was going to get a cross bow but decided against it... Now im looking for a compound bow... I have no idea where to even start... I want it to be cheap but reliable... Any suggestions?

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Go to a reputable archery shop and have them set you up. Traditions archery in Henrietta are great to work with.

Shawn

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Tons of options... Like FX said go somewhere you trust and shoot different models until you are happy.

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Too many to chose from,go with above suggestions.

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If you want to stay inexpensive look for bows that are sold under the store brand but made by a top manufacturer...dicks has bows called like "rack attack" but the bow is made by Martin which is a good company. They are usually $399 ready to shoot. Cabelas does the same thing. Your accessories are generally basic but you can always upgrade next season. You'll save maybe $100-$200 and still have a reliable bow . Mission also offers nice bows that don't break the bank

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I bought a Martin Melee at Field and Stream. Love it !! 349 + 60 bucks for arrows all set . you don't need and expensive bow from an archery shop.I still have my old Browning Heat shoots nice my back up.

Good luck and get a bow first the season is longer

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I've always shot Bear Archery bows. IMO they are the best hunting bows for the money. I currently shoot the Bear Strike. It's small, light, quiet, accommodates my 30.5" draw length, and simple to shoot. Whatever u do, don't get hung up on needing the fastest or most popular bow. Good luck

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I'll sell you my 2012 Diamond Stud at the end of the season fully set up.

 

I will definitely look into it and get back to you

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I'll let you know what they offer me trade in and if you want it it's yours. Could be restrung but not needed. It's also actually an 11' purchased in 2012 as a leftover.

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