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    Hi All,
    I'm looking for a good, compound bow to get started with. I haven't used a bow in 10 years, so now's a good time to start
    I don't have any stores like Cabela's close by.
    Any suggestions?
    Thanks,
    Last edited by Bolivar; December 20th, 2018 at 11:14 AM.

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    find the nearest archery proshop you can go to and spend a couple hours to shoot a couple. that's what i did. never shot one in my life. i think it's a feel thing, maybe you're a single cam guy, maybe double, maybe some brands don't shoot well, only way to know is to try them. tough to just throw out a bow that will suit you.
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    2 x parkcity says !
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    I see from your profile that your located in New York. I typically hunt down there with a buddy around the Mayville area. Obviously, this is depending on where you live in the state; but I have had great experiences with Doc's Archery near Buffalo and S&S near Springville NY.
    Take some time to get properly fitted at a legit bow shop (not Cabela's and the like). There are a good number of decent mid-range bows offered by qaulity companies out there. See how they feel, and get one that fits you well.

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