$400 vs. $4000 Hunting Bow

[@hids.outdoors]

I'm 13 I have a bear limitless it's like 170$ and I 10 rigged a deer and have no issue shooting a 1.5 inch group at 20 yards so no u dont need a 4000 dollar bow

[@sheyanderson4371]

This is a fun experiment to do for anyone who has a chance. It will open your eyes to how much your experience and skill development matter more than any actual equipment you can buy. Especially if you are new to the sport, you are far better off putting time in at first, than money. When it's time to upgrade, do so with accessories first and the bow last. A great release, sight, and stabilizer can be used with any bow and will make far more a difference in your shooting than any bare bow by itself. Great video and message to put out!

[@BespokeCarpentry]

Experienced archers dont get as much of a benefit from nicer bows, but inexperience archers get alot from a nicer bow. Easier to aim, easier to be accurate, easier to tune, etc. 100 percent worth it if you love archery.

[@wingt4thewin625]

$300 Bear Species is Robin Hood accurate under 40 yards when tuned with a good rest and a stabilizer. If you're a good archer, you can hunt anything without breaking the bank. Buy some good arrows, broadheads and lighted nocks.

[@HeggsOutdoorsman]

I got 100% all new Mathew’s accessories on my Lift X 33 and it was nowhere near $4000. $2500 out the door and that’s with tax

[@piterex7]

Yea and why did you pay 2500$ . ? Does shoots itself ?, you don’t need an arrows , IS STILL A BOW the principle is and always will be .is just people just like sheep 🐑 always new shiny ✨ things . Don’t get me wrong and I’m not criticising but for me even 1000$ is a lot to pay for a bow . I own Hoyt torrex xt 600 $ that is the max I would ever pay for s bow , is a decent bow super accurate, no need to change for another 20 years , but for 2500$ I guess I would prefer decent rifle , and I expect would be decent for that price but not a bow newer !

[@fishingwithtazza910]

Got a uv slider on it that’s 1200 dollars and then his rest is 500 so sorta adds up idiot

[@autoaddict7162]

I see them fully kited out at around 3250 but that’s with double stabilizers, the highest priced quiver, rest and the crazy Mathew’s uv sight

[@matthewperry7633]

That cheap bow if you had decent accessories on it like fall away rest adjustable sight and good stabilizer combo it would shoot so much better and more consistent. Also would dampen any vibration you mentioned. Put that wisker bisquit on that Matthews I guarantee your groups would be worse. And take off the stabilizers you would feel all that same vibration as cheap bow.

[@donniehickman7928]

Whisker biacuit is the way to go. I hate fallaway rests. Too much room for arrows.falling out

[@cseckel62]

Wrong draw length and no stabs is a huge issue. its like if you all shot next to me with my 30 & 15 inch stabs on my Title 36 .

[@ReubenJvR]

Send me that 400 dollars bow, and I will win a comp with it

[@beammike]

Fyi - that I just purchased, $280 rest, $260 quiver 2 stabilizers and v bar bracket $750, sight $700, legs $80, bow 1300 = $3,370 plus tax, and uv arrows $220. Depending on the sales tax in your area $3800-$3900. 4 grand is what I’d say mine cost. Just sharing

[@IZZYR23]

They are not $4,000 😂😂 1500 maybe without accessories

[@MrTrapper1111]

About 3000$ setup

[@coltonheuker1497]

You can get above 3k pretty easily.. 4k with a case and arrows and such

[@MrTrapper1111]

@@coltonheuker1497 oh I know haha I have this exact setup. I’m just say the bow in this video is about 3k as it sits

[@suzgabverdugo933]

I got my lift 33 on a trade. A little elbow grease and sweat. So bow cost $o.oo. UV slider $520. Quiver $180 . QAD rest $175. $250 for stablizer. $90 for engaged limb legs. So a littlemover a thousand and im pulling 2” groups at 40yrds. Yeah wouldnt spend my money on those uV arrows😂😂😂