What he said about your arrow weight is very important. My trouble with carbons has always been finding one of heavier weight without getting involved in things like buying heavily weight inserts 200 grain broadheads and all that stuff. Gets expensive after a while. It's not as hard if you shoot 45#. But you get to the heavier weights and it becomes more difficult. I've owned a seventy pound bow before and your probably not going to get a 600 grain arrow out of your typical carbon with 125 grain tips. they do make heavy weight carbon shafts but your typical bemans and gold tips ain't gonna do It. I still shoot aluminum for that reason.

Had a 55 and and 65, snap shot with both. Shot year round, only way to stay in condition. Be careful starting off, if you ever pull a muscle it will take a long time to cure.

I HAVE A HOWARD HILL THATS 55#@28 AND ITS A BEAST FOR ME AT 30".
I CANT IMAGINE ONE HEAVIER.

Try a Gold Tip 55/75 shaft left long, and a 100gr insert, 200gr head. It will be in the 600gr range for total arra, plenty enough.

Also your not going to draw 29.5 inches. Cant the bow and shoot it right. You want to do a push pull technique. Known many many shooters to shoot 70 and above traditional. Larry Troutman who won 90 percent of tourneys around south use shoot all day an 85 pound recurve. Im 6' 2" and I pull 27 inches when i shoot a recurve. My first widow was 72 pounds and now I shoot 57 pounds. However with the advent of carbon I would feel confident to smoke Alabama Whitetails at 40 pounds.