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Bear Species XT Ready to Hunt Compound Archery Bow, 70lb. Draw Weight, Right Hand, Veil Whitetail/Black or Black $350.85

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Apr 21, 2026 03:32 PM
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garretaApr 21, 2026 03:32 PM
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good deal?
Yesterday 10:27 PM
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Dudavis88Yesterday 10:27 PM
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Quote from garreta :
good deal?
Decent deal. Looked at these but I went with a Diamond by bowtech instead. Just know that on all these cheap, entry level bows you will want to get a different sight. The ones they come with are usually terrible.
Yesterday 10:31 PM
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jimx200Yesterday 10:31 PM
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it's a heavy duty hunting bow and not for beginners or target shooting. These are slow sellers as even deer hunters prefer lighter around 40-50lbs. Fun sport with shooting targets. I shoot traditional recurve and with practice 3+ x a week for 3-4 months, you will be happy to become somewhat proficient. At some point you might want to shoot compound, but I tried it and happier with my recurve Samick Sage and Galaxy bows. Both are inexpensive ($150+) but the quality and performance is excellent.
Last edited by jimx200 April 22, 2026 at 03:42 PM.
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Buzkillington808Today 05:43 PM
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The joe rogan special
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WisePicture6449Today 07:01 PM
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good brand
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WisePicture6449Today 07:03 PM
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Quote from jimx200 :
it's a heavy duty hunting bow and not for beginners or target shooting. These are slow sellers as even deer hunters prefer lighter around 40-50lbs. Fun sport with shooting targets. I shoot traditional recurve and with practice 3+ x a week for 3-4 months, you will be happy to become somewhat proficient. At some point you might want to shoot compound, but I tried it and happier with my recurve Samick Sage and Galaxy bows. Both are inexpensive ($150+) but the quality and performance is excellent.
i think you're misinformed or my area of the country is wildly different than yours.

I've bow hunted whitetail in Appalachia for 20 years and my father had bowhunted for 40+ years before he passed. My father in law bowhunts. Many of my friends and co-workers do too. I don't know a single capable adult male who doesn't shoot 70lb draw weight. I know many women and teens who shoot 50-60lb draw weight.
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Dudavis88Today 07:17 PM
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Most of these bows, including this one, have adjustable draw length and weight. Here's an excerpt from the Amazon listing:

TAILORED FIT: Adjustable draw length range of 23.5 to 30.5 inches and draw weight options from 45-60 to 55-70 pounds provide a personalized fit for all archers.

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PurpleVest9054Today 07:54 PM
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Quote from jimx200 :
it's a heavy duty hunting bow and not for beginners or target shooting. These are slow sellers as even deer hunters prefer lighter around 40-50lbs. Fun sport with shooting targets. I shoot traditional recurve and with practice 3+ x a week for 3-4 months, you will be happy to become somewhat proficient. At some point you might want to shoot compound, but I tried it and happier with my recurve Samick Sage and Galaxy bows. Both are inexpensive ($150+) but the quality and performance is excellent.
should be adjustable down to 40 or 50 pound draw weight don't you think
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OrangeHerring260Today 07:59 PM
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Sorry to be a Debbie downer, but sounds like there are a lot of bow hunting noobs here. If you don't know anything about archery, then go to a pro shop. Whatever money you save on buying a bow on Amazon that you don't know anything about, you'll lose by having it professionally set up at a pro shop. You need to have the bow set up for your draw length and your strength. A lot of people don't have the shoulder strength to draw a 70 pound bow, especially if you've had a prior injury. 60 to 65 is the sweet spot for most people. I draw 70 pounds myself, but most people don't - regardless of whatever the retired linebacker above said.
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jimx200Today 08:09 PM
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Quote from WisePicture6449 :
i think you're misinformed or my area of the country is wildly different than yours.

I've bow hunted whitetail in Appalachia for 20 years and my father had bowhunted for 40+ years before he passed. My father in law bowhunts. Many of my friends and co-workers do too. I don't know a single capable adult male who doesn't shoot 70lb draw weight. I know many women and teens who shoot 50-60lb draw weight.
http://www.deeranddeerhunting.com...raw-weight
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adnjToday 08:52 PM
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Quote from jimx200 :
http://www.deeranddeerhunting.com...raw-weight
Sounds like there are a lot of weak bow hunters looking to bag a buck. At 17, my first compound was a 60# 29.5" draw. If you're a grown man and can't pull a 70# string, put down both the beer bottle and the bow. Pick up a rifle instead. The deer deserves that much at the very least.
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