Thinking about springing for a Compound Bow? Here are some things to keep in mind in order to get the right fit for you. Determine your dominant eye and hand, the length of your draw, anchor point, Draw weight, let off, and brace height. Read the article below for a more detailed explanation.

Beginner bowhunters come from varying backgrounds. Some are veteran firearms hunters who long considered taking up the bow or are just looking for an opportunity to spend more days afield and put more venison in the freezer. Others are rank amateurs attracted by the allure. Whatever your case may be, there are a few things you’ll want to know before buying your first compound bow.

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