New kid. What do I get?

[Buck Rub Jr]

Hey guys, hoping to get drawn for multi season deer this year and if I do I'm going to take advantage of all seasons and try to introduce myself to some bow hunting. I have no idea where to start, I've done some reseach and I like the sounds of a 60-70lb draw weight and a 31-32" draw length. What I read was divide your wingspan by 2.5 to get your draw length and I'm right at a 79" wingspan. Anyways, if you guys could toss me any info or advice on what bows to look at and what kind of arrows/broadheads to get or anything else I would greatly appreciate it!! Thank you in advance.

[bowtechian]

With a wingspan like that your gonna need to get a set up with a little bit longer ata(axel to axel) goldtip or beman arrows are great starters. & find a bow that fits & draws smooth for you! So the fun starts now go test drive some bows   

[Buck Rub Jr]

With a wingspan like that your gonna need to get a set up with a little bit longer ata(axel to axel) goldtip or beman arrows are great starters. & find a bow that fits & draws smooth for you! So the fun starts now go test drive some bows

Sweet! Thanks for the help!

[bowtechian]

I also have some reading resources I'll post up later

[bowtechian]

http://hunting-washington.com/smf/index.php?topic=171960.0

[bowtechian]

Some of these articles have helped me out with some of my discrepancies I was having with my form   
  http://www.northamericanwhitetail.com/author/terry-wunderle/

[bowtechian]

http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthread.php?t=1399457

[Buck Rub Jr]

http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthread.php?t=1399457

Thank you very much! This all helps a lot!

[Jonathan_S]

Have you had your draw length confirmed by a bow shop? (not Big 5, Cabela's etc.)

Not trying to tell you your business but it could save you some headaches 

[Buck Rub Jr]

Have you had your draw length confirmed by a bow shop? (not Big 5, Cabela's etc.)

Not trying to tell you your business but it could save you some headaches 

No I have not, I was just going by what that site had suggested! Any suggestions on bow shops? Or will any do?

[Jonathan_S]

Hopefully some of these west-side guys can chime in about a good shop close to you. 

[BLDtraLR]

Got a nice mathews solo cam bow ready to go listed in the classifieds on here would be a great starter bow for you. With a release you might be close to your draw lenght. Get some arrows and practice you'd be good to go !

[jasonl84]

I just bought a nice Bowtech Carbon Icon 2015 from XxX archery in Rainier. Great guys to talk to for starters.

[Torrent50]

Lucky Shot in Chehalis has been an awesome shop for me. 

[Buck Rub Jr]

I just bought a nice Bowtech Carbon Icon 2015 from XxX archery in Rainier. Great guys to talk to for starters.

Sweet! I'll have to check them out!

Lucky Shot in Chehalis has been an awesome shop for me. 

Just read a few reviews on them! will definitely be looking there!

Thanks guys.

[RadSav]

Are you really 6'5-6'6" tall?  79" wing span is crazy long!  Makes for a great power stroke and impressive speeds, but does make finding a reasonable cost bow that fits properly rather difficult.

[Russ McDonald]

Talk to Denton Rock Creek Archery in Enumclaw.  He will get you pointed in the right direction.

[Buck Rub Jr]

Are you really 6'5-6'6" tall?  79" wing span is crazy long!  Makes for a great power stroke and impressive speeds, but does make finding a reasonable cost bow that fits properly rather difficult.

6'2-6'3, I just have long limbs! It's a blessing and a curse. I was looking at the Bear Attitude pretty intently, but I have no idea if it's a good bow. The reviews all say it's great but I haven't talked to anyone or let alone gone and picked any bows up. I just need to talk to smart people like yourself!

[Buck Rub Jr]

Talk to Denton Rock Creek Archery in Enumclaw.  He will get you pointed in the right direction.

Awesome, thanks!

[4fletch]

Keep in mind you don't have to buy the makers top of the line expensive bows. The medium priced bows have excellent qualities and reasonable prices

[RadSav]

Are you really 6'5-6'6" tall?  79" wing span is crazy long!  Makes for a great power stroke and impressive speeds, but does make finding a reasonable cost bow that fits properly rather difficult.

6'2-6'3, I just have long limbs! It's a blessing and a curse. I was looking at the Bear Attitude pretty intently, but I have no idea if it's a good bow. The reviews all say it's great but I haven't talked to anyone or let alone gone and picked any bows up. I just need to talk to smart people like yourself!

Quite a bit of difference between a 30" draw length and a 31.5".  Especially when trying to find the right bow.  I would definitely go up to see Denton at Rock Creek and get sized properly before making any choices.

Bear Attitude is a great bow for $400!  It's quiet, easy to shoot and has plenty of speed.  But at 31 A2A it may be difficult if your length ends up being 31.5".  PSE Surge is in that same price range and is also a great bow for the money.  Only one inch longer though.

[Buck Rub Jr]

Keep in mind you don't have to buy the makers top of the line expensive bows. The medium priced bows have excellent qualities and reasonable prices

Will definitely keep that in mind!

[Buck Rub Jr]

Are you really 6'5-6'6" tall?  79" wing span is crazy long!  Makes for a great power stroke and impressive speeds, but does make finding a reasonable cost bow that fits properly rather difficult.

6'2-6'3, I just have long limbs! It's a blessing and a curse. I was looking at the Bear Attitude pretty intently, but I have no idea if it's a good bow. The reviews all say it's great but I haven't talked to anyone or let alone gone and picked any bows up. I just need to talk to smart people like yourself!

Quite a bit of difference between a 30" draw length and a 31.5".  Especially when trying to find the right bow.  I would definitely go up to see Denton at Rock Creek and get sized properly before making any choices.

Bear Attitude is a great bow for $400!  It's quiet, easy to shoot and has plenty of speed.  But at 31 A2A it may be difficult if your length ends up being 31.5".  PSE Surge is in that same price range and is also a great bow for the money.  Only one inch longer though.

I will definitely make a visit up there! Thank you very much for the help!!