[buckbuster]

hey im new to missouri whitetails, but i had a quick queston. my wife to be wants to shoot with me, and i want her to also. im looking to spend about 150 dollars or so on a bow for her she can pull about 40ish pounda. any good suggestions, or know of any bows for sale that might help me out????? thanks for the help.

 

[netsomnia2]

You might as well set her up for 40-50 lbs. because after a couple hundred arrows she's gonna want to crank it up a little.

Originally posted by buckbuster
hey im new to missouri whitetails, but i had a quick queston. my wife to be wants to shoot with me, and i want her to also. im looking to spend about 150 dollars or so on a bow for her she can pull about 40ish pounda. any good suggestions, or know of any bows for sale that might help me out????? thanks for the help.

 

[netsomnia2]

...and WELCOME!

 

[netsomnia2]

Comparison chart for you:

http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/t...-chart.jsp.6_A&_DAV=false&chartName=cmpd_bows

 

[Big Time Hunter]

I've got a Golden Eagle Sparrowhawk I am selling it's a great bow at a cheap price to see if she likes shooting or not.

Let me know.

BTH

 

[Ginger]

Welcome, and good for your gal! I shoot a golden eagle. I would suggest taking her somewhere and having her pull back some in her range to see what feels right. I got mine on clearance at the Bass Pro Outlet in Springfield, they had a bunch at that time, but that was a while ago.

 

[cowboy]

i just bought my girlfriend a Hoyt Rinetec XL. it is a shooter, real light, and pretty quick too. i thought it was a pretty good valu at $335.

 

[Hoytshooter]

That price range is really gonna limit your selection possibilities.
I'd also look at the Parker Buckshot package or the Bowtech Equilizer if you think she can pull 40# on the second one.