Bear bows

[miggy09]

I've been doing a lot of research on bows because I'm hoping to have a new by next season. I was wondering if any of you have had experience with Bear bows? I'm looking at getting one a little cheaper but still have good quality and these seem like a good option. Good or bad idea?

 

[antleraddiction]

Buy what you like to shoot (in your price range of course). Don't base your choice off of what someone else thinks. Bows on the market nowadays are all pretty good if you ask me. Bows in the same price category will shoot the same, but may feel a little different. Good luck on your search. :grin::grin:

 

[beararchery]

Honestly good bows all around. I have shot multiple bears but now shoot a different brand. Might go back to the carnage. Two thing I liked about the bears was the rock solid backwall, felt like I could hold it back all day and another thing was the grip, something about them just felt right. But in all honesty shoot what feels right to you.

 

[haldermand]

Nobody makes a bad bow these days. Go shoot as many in your price range as you can and pick the one that you like most. At the end of the day, a pain free shooting session or a dead deer mean more than the name on the bow. Good luck!