would it be good as a good hunting bow?
1540410
For small game I'm sure but larger animals would need something probably more powerful since the darts are small.
1540411
For small game such as rabbits and such it works great for. I used it for rabbits and I love it. Big game no way the arrows are to small.
1540412
I would get it for game you would already expect to hunt with a non-compound bow.
43053
Yes, it would be a good starter bow for you. My stepson is 11 and it's just a little bit hard to pull for him.
1120035
If you are shooting from bended knee it might work. It is a little cramped for bow hunting. You would have to fool a bit with the windows or leave them open which might open your cover a bit. I would go for the two man size for bow hunting - IMHO.
267156
No. It would not be suitable for hunting. You would more than likely be flung over the handlebars on the first medium-sized rock you hit, or the back tire would just spin around as it would easily become hung up due to the fact the ground clearance is not very high. The only place this bike should ever be used is to go up and down the neighborhood, as they are not very dependable. Thank you for your time; hope this helps
252978
Well Pat, I'm a novice whn it comes to bow hunting, last month I harvest my first doe with the Inferno crossbow at 20 yards n 2 wild pigs. For the money it was a great deal and experience for myself. He should have fun with it. Good luck
908011
I really like my sa sports bow. The reading I've done combined with the hunting I've done says this bow would be great for hunting deer or wild pig (with backup short 12gauge like Mossberg 500 or .44 mag in case you wound the animal) or something smaller. I love the simplicity, easy cocking, lightweight and price. If I was hunting bear with a bow I'd step to something much stronger like an excaliber.
1604573
No I would not recommend using it for archery. It is great for pellet and .22lr rifles.
543159
You can use it for bow hunting, however, it doesn't have shoot through style replaceable windows. It's certainly more geared toward shooting in an upward direction. For bow hunting from a ground blind, I'd look at other options. The camo pattern is a little strange for bow too unless you're hunting in tall reed grass or swampy areas.
1999003
We have never used them for hunting; however, of all the different types and brands of arrow we've used these are by far the most accurate. Sorry :)
28118
It would work great for the bow hunter. It is small and light weight so it doesn't take up much room in the hunting bag and you barily fell it around the neck.
566790
Definitely as long as you have the right arrows for it and heads. I bought some arrows off amazon that weren't strong enough and when I'd shoot them they would bend severely and take a flight pattern maybe two or three feet off target. I would recommend wooden arrows for target practice and a strong aluminum arrow shaft for hunting so you can put a good and sharp head on it for piercing the animal. Allen Company sells a 31" shaft recommended for 55lbs-75lbs with the broadhead inserts already installed.
1470499
No this is a bow for a child, not strong enough for hunting either. A great beginner bow.
1559171
Idk bout bow hunting but I would advise getting this rangefinder for that purpose get something more advance, it will worth it in the end truth me
803339
This Knife will be a heirloom, It Should work Well for Deer Hunting and Such,, If Your Run into a Bear Show Him the knife, The Bear will Turn Tail and Run,,,,,,Take Care. Amazon Added to My Comment, I did Not Say, [ Its a Real Monster ]
962260
I think it's an excellent knife for a hunter. I love mine, and carry it every day. It has a good balance, feels great in your hand, easy to open and has a sharp blade. He'll love it.
37274
Lisa this bow is not a Good choice for a young archer . It is pretty much a toy . sell it, send it back just get rid of it someway .Go to a Barnett Vortec Jr . youth bow .It is a little more expensive .You can get it here on Amazon , or at your local dealer . It has a real bow string , real sights , and adjustable draw length .It will Grow with your child all the way from practice to real Deer Hunting . Well worth the money !! Easy to adjust draw length ,and Draw weight !!
376947
Its probably could, but I wouldn't recommend trying to take down a deer with it. Its supposedly 80 lbs, I think, which is higher than most hand drawn bows, but the bolts are plastic and way too tiny. I have seriousl doubt about that draw weight too. Its fairly accurate at close range, but over 10 meters gets pretty loose groups. I dont want to call it a toy, because of the potential lethality, but its not much of a weapon.