womens bow

[calgarychef1]

My sister wants a bow I shoot recurve but she's bound and determined to shoot compound. Whatever. Can anyone make suggestions? I'd guess she had a 26 or 27 draw and she's not strong. Is there anything that is adjustable from 30 lbs to 50 or so for hunting?

the chef

[jhooey]

Hoyt's new Selena is touted as a great bow for women. The draw range and weight sound perfect. It is light weight and fairly quick.

[Mikey]

The Selena is what Aya Labrie is shooting this year after surgury on her upper body.

[Tanya]

There are a few smaller, lighter bows out there that would be suitable. PSE Nova, was my first bow, not sure if it goes that light tho. I use a Hoyt Vipertec, again, not sure if it will come light enuff. Might want to contact different manufacturers via email and just ask.

[babablacktail]

Interesting topic. I hunt with a crossbow as a bow is a tough pull for me but I would sure like to try. I have broken both my arms no less than 3 times as a young person and am paying the price as an adult. 2 of those time were right at the elbow joint. I have yet to find a bow that I can pull and hold without both arms wanting to give out but then I have only tried mens bows.

Yes, I was a HORRIBLE clutz as a kid/teenager but I sure had alot of fun.

[Travski]

Browning makes a nice little bow that is light and has 10 inches of adjustment, The micro midas II

have a friends wife shooting it seems like a nice little bow