Bobby M asked:


I am 16 years old, and am hunting by myself for the first time. I hunted with my Dad last year, but I didn’t practice shooting at all and didn’t fire a shot.

This year I have been shooting everyday, and fixing my form step by step. I normally wouldn’t have to ask a question on here for my family is big on hunting and they have the answers to every question I ask.

The question is, after I get done bow hunting with this smaller, mediocre bw this year, what bow should I try to get next year? Im using a never used 8 year old Darton bow. My Dad said that this bow is good for the time being, but isn’t consistent. Im looking to get something like Mathews or Hoyt next year. I don’t have alot of money to use, so which kind would you recommend?

Also, what type of arrow and Color of fletching would you recommend? Just an opinionated question.

Hoyt Compound Bows

Tommy asked:


Okay so I’m just starting out competitively in archery, but i have been shooting for a while just for fun. i have enough money to buy a good combination of risers and limbs, but when i call the store i don’t want to buy the wrong things or too much stuff so… i need limbs but i don’t know what weight i should get the limbs to start with, and i was thinking i was gonna get a hoyt riser. i want a riser that i can just use forever if thats possible instead of having to buy beginner and intermediate risers. Also do i need sights and stabilizers?

Hoyt Bows