Bear® Archery Brave III Compound Bow/Whisker Biscuit® Archery Package for Youth - Black
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- Durable compound limbs and riser
- 26'' axle-to-axle
- 6'' brace height
- 65% let-off
- 18''-20'' draw length
- 15-20 lb. draw weight
- Whisker Bisquit® arrow rest
- Package includes 1-pin sight, armguard, finger tab, two Safetyglass™ arrows, and two-piece quiver
Featuring durable compound limbs and riser, the Bear® Archery Brave III Compound Bow for Youth features a 26'' axle-to-axle, a 6'' brace height, 65% let-off, 18''-20'' draw length, and 15-20 lb. draw weight. This bow comes equipped with the Whisker Bisquit®, the world's safest, quietest arrow rest. Bow color: Black. Right-hand only.
Package includes a 1-pin sight, an armguard, a finger tab, two Safetyglass™ arrows, and a two-piece quiver.
Manufacturer model #: AYS200BR.
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by huntingmom1 A good bow for child
I purchased this for my 10 year old son and he loves it. It is a good quality and durable set. It is a good start for a child.
January 4, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5Â by hdshvfvncjc not bad
this is a good bow for starting a 10 year old at the most if you are older i suggest a high draw weight
June 2, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5Â by Fisherhunterdude Beginners
Had this for 3 months. It worked perfectly fine for the first couple of days then the same arrows once hit the bullseye next missed it completely.
February 28, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5Â by colenitro great starter bow
The brave III came shiped nice from Basspro and was easy to assemble.Some of the plastic peaces was not what I like to see on a bow.But I do have two nine year olds and they are hitting tagets at fifteen to twenty yards.
January 3, 2011
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hii was going to get the bear archery brave III compound bow for my 12 year old son and i was wondering what the reccomended age range was because it says youth i was wondering if that ment around 7ish
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Whatever the recommended age range is a starting point. Measure your childs draw length to see if it is within the bows adjustment range. Experience and size of the child makes a big difference too. I have a similar bow that one of my boys started with at age 7 and had to adjust it to fit his draw length just because he tall for his age. He is now ten and since outgrown it but my other son is now 7 and uses it. Ultimately, for both of my boys the best results came from teaching them good shooting form and practice.
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I need to know so my grandpa can buy one for me.Answers
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Great to hear you are interested in becoming a fellow "stick and string" hunter and your that grandpa wants to help get you started! First of all, with any bow setup, the most important factor is safety! Secondly, practice! Even the most expensive powerful bows aren't any good for hunting deer if practice and proper shooting form isn't followed . But to answer your question, I wouldn't recommend hunting deer with this bow. It is a great bow for starting out. I have one for my 7 year old and a Barnett Vortex that my 10 year old hunts deer with. Hope this helps!A:Â
no unless you are right next to the deer
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Since the draw weight is 15-20 I would say no it would not powerful enough for a deer.Draw weight recommendations:
25 ft. lbs. for Small Game
25-41 ft. lbs. for Medium Game (deer, antelope, etc.)
42-65 ft. lbs. for Large Game (elk, black bear, wild boar, etc.)
65 ft. lbs. for Toughest Game (Cape Buffalo, Grizzly, etc.)
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absolutley. i bought this bow last week and after having it fine tuned im drawing 58 lbs and shooting 338 fpsAnswers
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I wouldn't recommend it. The weight difference of the equipment may damage the bow and risk injury. See your local archery shop and they will be able to answer technical questions on bowfishing equipment. I use a separate bow strictly for bowfishing due to the weight of the reel and the much heavier arrows.
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Not that we are able to tell. You might refer to Bear Archery for assistance with the youth bow. ThanksAnswers
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Since the draw weight is 15-20 I would say yes it would be powerful enough for a turkeyDraw weight recommendations:
25 ft. lbs. for Small Game
25-41 ft. lbs. for Medium Game (deer, antelope, etc.)
42-65 ft. lbs. for Large Game (elk, black bear, wild boar, etc.)
65 ft. lbs. for Toughest Game (Cape Buffalo, Grizzly, etc.)
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sorry but no, there is now way that you could hunt with this bow. It isn't strong enough or fast enough to ETHICALY kill a deer or turkey. Deer and turkey need at LEAST 35 pounds at a short distance (10-20 yards max)A:Â
no, you really need at least a 45 lb draw weight for deer, don't know about turkey, but I would suspect that you need more than 20lbs. Also, finding broadheads/arrows for actual hunting would be difficult I would imagine.A:Â
yes I believe at least @ 25-50 lb weight1 of 1
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