recurve bows
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PSE X Force Omen Pro Bow $765.00 |
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TRADITIONAL P.O. CEDAR ARROW SHAFTS FOR RECURVE OR LONG BOW 55-60# SPINE $35.00 |
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NEW RightHanded Hoyt ProFit Black & Red Bow Grip for Hoyt Bows $10.00 |
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2011 PSE X FORCE DREAM SEASON EVO AX AXE 6 AXE 7 TITANIUM COMPOUND BOW STRINGS $45.99 |
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PSE Bow Madness XS Skullworks $435.00 |
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Mathews Switchback XT Compound Bow LOADED w/ case and accessories $1.00 |
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PSE Bow Madness $499.00 |
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Damon Howatt Hunter Bow $50.00 |
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BowTech Diamond Marquis Compound Bow With Extras $400.00 |
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RH Traditional Archery Damon Howatt 55# “HUNTER” Recurve Bow for “EXPERT” Archer $289.00 |
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Bear 2012 Apprentice 2 RTH Left Hand Compound Bow 20-60lb 15-27in Draw 276L $279.99 |
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PSE X-Force Dream Season Bow $550.00 |
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Brand New! Plano Bow-Max XT Single Bow Case $59.73 |
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Samick SAGE Take Down Right Hand Bow 35# ARCHERY Hunting Bow $129.95 |
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Black Bear Compound Bow With Overdraw Attachment – Draw weight – 50 Pounds $69.95 |
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SKB Hunter Series Bow Archery Case Fits PSE X-Force Mathews Z7 Bowtech Admiral $124.95 |
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PSE X-Force Dream Season EVO Bow $699.00 |
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Bow String & Cable Vibration Dampener Silencer Shock Fin Butterfly 4 Pk $7.00 |
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Saunders Archery Bow Fishing Reel Attachment / Sight Mount / See All Pictures $7.00 |
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Genesis 2012 Pro Bow, Black, Left Hand $199.95 |
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Do-All Traps Archery Compound Recurve Bow Holder Earth Grip Spikes NIB $8.99 |
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NEW TROPHY RIDGE L/H 3 PIN MICRO ALPHA V3 BOW SIGHT $129.99 |
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2012 PSE Coyote Take Down Recurve Bow RH 50# $269.00 |
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$$Matthews Solo Cam Ignition RIGHT Handed Compound Bow $149.99 |
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VERY NICE ALPINE ARCHERY COMPOUND BOW !! $69.00 |
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PSE Bow madness Xs $350.00 |
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PSE Bow Madness $375.00 |
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BowTech 82nd Airborne Bow LH $370.00 |
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Buckmaster Compound Bow Right Handed, Length 34” $25.00 |
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150 lb Crossbow Bow With Wood Stock & 4-Arm + Bolts / Arrows 180 150 80 50 $129.97 |
What is a good recurve bow for hunting pigs or deer?
I’ve had experience with smaller compound and recurve bows but want to start hunting and am looking for some info on draw weight and length
45-lb draw -weight is enough to satisfy every State Game Commission (or DNR, or whatever they call it in each State). It’s the arrows you should actually be worrying more about, since without a properly made arrow, even the best bow in the world is just another bow. But here’s something to keep in mind: Pull too much weight and you risk not only injuring yourself, but you also rick losing accuracy.
Make sure your arrows are up to the job, no matter what animal you’re going for.
As for the length of the bow, that’s up to your personal preference and where you plan to be hunting. Here’s a hint: The longer length recurves do not work well in heavy brush; best to go with something less than 56″ if you plan to be in heavy brush. Of course, the shorter the bow (even with recurve bows), the more string pinch there usually is.
And forget about using a long stabilizer on the bow; it’ll just get caught in the brush/weeds/etc. if you REALLY need to use a stabilizer while hunting, then you need to practice more or use a lower draw-weight — or both. (or maybe even a physically lighter-weight bow)
Recurve bow
