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My buddy's all use Rage and Grim Reapers with no problems at all. I just like to take away all possibilities of failure...other than a bad shot that I might put on one. But hey, that's I'm flingging...

I've always used a fixed blade myself. I just cannot allow a failing broadhead be the cause of me not killing (or possibly wounding) a trophy buck I am hunting. We all know that opportunities dont...

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There are so many brands out there many good and some not so good, so don't go with a no-name brand. Do a little research and find the pro's and con's of each. A fixed blade head is always a good...

Great thread KaBar2336 and thank you for your service!! Once you get your bow set up and all mrbb touched on it but I would recommend finding some 3D courses this Spring and Summer to get into. ...

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just something else to maybe think about
try going to a few local bow shops and see if any have any clubs or shooting leagues
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I'm fairly new to bow hunting and love it. I wouldn't worry about buying expensive scent eliminating clothes. I wear camo to blend in but not scent free stuff. Deer have walked right under my...

Semper Fi I'm also former USMC.. The bare necessities needed to get started are a bow, a stand and a wind detector.. Everything else u can build on.. Those three are a must. Welcome to the sport and...

Thanks again ghunter! The new sight will look good on my bow!

I have decided to not try it haha Im going to go with the Grim Reapers

I have seen these. I'm willing to bet that ring will shatter when it hits bone.

That's what I was thinking but thought I would ask and see if anyone has had any luck. Looks like it would be a...

Has anyone used these? Can't find much online

http://youtu.be/Cdi6zZNYMWY

Welcome to the forum KaBar2336, looking like you are fitting in just fine around here!! A lot to learn and a lot of experience here on the forum!! Enjoy your stay!

Thanks! LOTS to learn. But...

Trail cams are reaal nice to inventory the deer you have running around. Also, one thing I bought this year, and love it, is a hand muff...the kind like a fanny pack but you stick your hands in it....

here's my gear list:

Bow - typical bow accessories: string silencers, sight, rest, stabilizer, peep, kisser button (preference)...
Arrows - 100g field point and broad head tips
quiver
Release...

well welcome to the site,
and just a tip
if the place you bought the bow at isn't a bigger bow shop, and only has a so so bow guy I strongly suggest taking it to a good bow shop and have them...

well , as for gear??
a good back pack is top of my list,(besides a bow and arrows and broadheads) next some good fleece outer wear, its warm quiet and dries fast and lighter than most other stuff,...

Welcome to the site and welcome to the bow hunting world

Thanks ohiobuckhunter! Portage County huh? I have lived in Portage most my life(till recently moving to summit)

Thanks Seeker! I started a new thread(New bowhunters gear list). I have a lot to learn but also looking to find out a good starting gear list

Welcome to the Bowhunting world!! I would have to say a good start is Having your Bow set up to fit you. And also a decent target that you can start practicing on. Good luck with everything...
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I'm new to bow hunting and to this forum. I joined to get good ideas and knowledge about it. I looked for awhile and couldn't find a "new bow hunter must haves" thread. So I thought I would start...

Thanks Stonegod!

Just updated the profile. Im just NE of Akron. Close to you actually haha
I bought a Browning at a gun shoppe I stopped in yesterday. Picked it up for $80!
Needs re-stringed- and a D-loop. Also...

Hey all,
I'm new to the bow hunting scene. In fact I just bought my first bow yesterday! First thing I thought I woul do is join a forum to find out everything I need to know(and have) to start bow...