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my wifes decided to bow hunt this year and I dont know what bow to get her. She's tried to pull mine back, but she has trouble. Are there any bows out there that would be easier for her to use. Im not a bow hunter myself but shes determind. I figured this would be the right place to ask.

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Originally Posted By: Rebelman
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If you want to spend a little more money, look at a Bowtech Heartbreaker.


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Browning micro midas


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do they have adjustable draws and what do you think would be a good weight. If it's too low won't that make the shot not penetrate as deep. Like I said before not a bow hunter.

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Im trying to save some money so nothing to pricey

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The micro midas is adjustable up to +45 lbs. My grand son killed several with his and he started out at about 7 and 35#. AT close range, inside 15 yards or so, he would get "pass throughs" on most of his rib cage shots.


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Bear Apprentice would be a more economical bow to consider. I believe the peak draw/weight is somewhere around 28" & 50#. plenty of draw weight to kill a deer with and as long as she isnt overly tall the length should work. my wife is 5'9" and shoots one.

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The Razor Edge adjust from #30 - #60 and the draw length adjust from 19" - 29". Reviews on Bass Pro are very good!

http://www.basspro.com/Diamond-Razor-Edge-Bow-Package/product/10206144/-1569140


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Good luck to your wife. It's never too late to get her a bow, but it may be too late for this season especially the early part.


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