Does anyone know what one of these hunting bows is worth? It’s in pretty good condition and it’s got a good arrow holder.. Any guess would be excellent! Thanks!

The value will depend on the market in your area, the age of the bow, and its condition. Check E Bay for comparable items or your local pawn shops to get a ball park price.

Where can I buy a youth deer hunting bow? I’ve looked every where Cabelas, Gander Mountain,Dick’s Sporting Goods I even looked on ebay and there was nothing. Help me Bow Hunting is almost over.

Go on the Matthews website or PSE or Hoyt. These sites will tell you how to buy their products, and probably provide a list of archery shops that represent them.

My daughter got her first compound bow when she was around 11, and it was a Hoyt.
We bought it through a local archery shop. You will need to know whether your child needs a left or right handed bow. You will have to determine which eye is dominant. Although my daughter is a rightie, she is left eye dominant and shoots left handed. You will also need to determine how much weight your child can pull comfortably.

Before she purchased her compound bows, she purchased a recurve through L.L. Bean, but that was at the store, not through a catalogue.
Have fun!

I’ve bow hunted for many years and have an older Browning bow that now requires cables. ( steel ) All the places I call say they can’t be made and need to buy a new bow. My question is; you guys out there that hunt deer with bow, what bows are being used and why? Single cam or double? I stopped at a couple of places and was shocked by how much they have gone up. Please give your thoughts on that also. Thanks for the response.
I thank everyone for their support and ideas as to cables. I’ve check with Ganader Mountain, Bass, and even the Bear factory in Gainesville, along with several local pro shops. None can do it. I found one in Tampa that might be able to. Part of my question is what bows are out there, that make for a good hunting bow, and why? Thanks again for the feed back.

What they are really telling you is that the bow is too old and outdated to try to fix it.I believe the top 3 bows in sales and popularity are the Matthews,Hoyt and Bow-tech. I also believe that any of the new bows on the market would be great, compared to what you have been shooting. Just be sure and shoot several of them to decide which one suits you the best. Most of the bows on the market are single cam or hybrid cams.Either choice would be a good one in this area. As for the prices, I’m a little shocked also. Since the demand is there, I don’t expect them to get any cheaper. They have the public convinced that they have to have the latest and greatest new bow that is made.Most archers will get a new bow at least every 3 years or they think they will be lagging behind. I know better, but the advertising is so good I fall for it myself.Get you a new bow. They have improved so much in the last few years, you’ll think your old bow was a logging truck, and the new bow feels like a sports car in comparison.Go for it.Life is short. Enjoy it while you can.

I am wanting to buy my boyfriend a new hunting bow, but I don’t know what kind is the BEST…and I don’t want to ask him! I know he is wanting a new bow, any ideas??

Mathews solo-cam is about the best, but also about the most pricey!

i have a diamond black ice bow and i want a good stabilizer for hunting what should i look at i really want it to be good and light

I like the Simms-S coil- light, short, reduces vibration, reduces shock, increases accuracy, and is fairly inexpensive. I have one on all 4 of my compounds.