I have a High Country Maxx Extreme. It an all carbon bow and i know it was around $800 new, but I have no idea what it's worth now. It's a great bow and it served me for several years, but my dad handed his old Mathews Switch Back down to me a couple years ago. I just shoot the Mathews better. This one needs a new home and I need to know what a fair price is.

Do you know what year it is? I have a 2001 Supreme Extreme that I traded an old $200 deer rifle for. I'm no expert on value, but when I was looking, I saw quite a few bows that were 5 or 6 years old for $200 to $350 depending on accessories.

It about a 2005. 50-60-70 lb draw and 26-31" draw length. I have a three pin sight and a stabalizer i can throw in. It has a fall away rest and limbsavers on it now.

You can do an advanced search on archerytalk.com and filter for classified ads. You can hopefully find what you need there.

selling used bows your feeling will get hurt when it comes to their value. I would guess $200-$250

I love the old high countries by far was my favorite bow. Unfortunately I don't think you will sell for more than $250. If I were you I would keep it as a back up.

put it on ebay. i usually have good luck selling them on there.

That's about what I figured. Bows are obsolete in no time flat. I don't bow hunt enough to really need a back up and he has his eye on a Barnet crossbow. I plan on selling it and giving him the money toward that.

I have a cousin who may be interested. I will ask.

it's amazing. Bows depreciate faster than a new car. Good luck selling your bow. That's a really nice set up for someone who is new to the sport of the part time bow hunter.

Dr. B

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Loses their value worse than a mobile home.

i honestly dont see you getting over 100 dollars for it but what i do see is an ams retreiver reel mounted to the side of it with a roller rest and a fiberglass arrow with a sting a ree on the end of it. turn that sucker down to about 40 lbs and shoot fish with it, more fun than a barrel of monkeys