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    • Stadig
        March 30, 2016 at 9:42 am
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        #6452

        Hi all, as I’v stated in another post I’m pretty new to this. I will be returning back home to my beloved Oregon and more importantly America in two weeks for a much needed spring break, and will be shopping around for a new entry level bow that wont break the bank but will still hold up and good to travel with.

        Any suggestions

        thanks

      • wojo14
          March 30, 2016 at 9:52 am
          Post count: 325
          #51469

          Only you can determine a “good” bow.

          We can all give you our opinions.

          If you plan to travel with it, then obviously a takedown is a must.

          I have shot lots of the Samick models, and for the price, they are great shooters! My buddy sets up some real nice Samick bows for beginers and seasoned shooters alike. They come with custom strings, silencers, leather grips(if wanted). He sells a ton of them…

          You could always search the classifieds and look for a good used bow.

          Just my advise…8)

        • Stadig
            March 30, 2016 at 10:13 am
            Post count: 13
            #51626

            Great advice thank you! just looking for some suggestions to begin my research. I’m not home in America allot so I have to do allot of the searching via the internet so suggestions on brands are a big help

            thanks

            BTW whos your buddy?

          • Alexandre Bugnon
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              March 30, 2016 at 10:49 am
              Post count: 681
              #51923

              Well here is what pops up when I do a search for Oregon Traditional bowhunters:

              https://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=oregon+traditional+bowhunters&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8

              Lots of good links to good folks who could help! Raptor archery is a great store btw! He’s got everything you need! You can also buy a bow on ebay. Any Bear recurve, used or new, around 45-50lbs should be good and cheap. Good luck!

            • Stadig
                March 30, 2016 at 6:38 pm
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                #55586

                Great advice I just contacted them. Thank you I think I might have a few bears lying in my house state side I will have to dig them up and give them a post.

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