bear bows

[Dirty Mike]

i was looking at bear bows for my first bow seems pretty good for the price just.wondering what people thought of them

[carpsniperg2]

i like a few of them but not many they are decent bows, the best in there line up was a bow from last year the truth 2 i shot it with about 4 of there other bows and it was the best by a long shot, as far as a new one the best i like is the charge but i will not buy one for the same money i can get a last years pse bow maddness  that is a great bow

[D-Rock425]

My cousin has the truth 1 it is not a bad shooting bow for the price but it is few years old now.  He has never had a problem with it yet and it has killed a few deer.  I don't know much about the new ones but shop around and shoot a few would be my advice.

[STIKNSTRINGBOW]

I love them !, but I am talking about their older recurves..

[colockumelk]

If you're looking at a beginners bow I would look at the Bowtech Sniper.  Very smooth and has a long brace height so it is VERY forgiving.  Speaking of which you can get a Mathews Switchback on EBay for about $400.  And that is a very nice bow.  From what I understand one of THE best bows Mathews ever made.  So I'd checkout ebay.   

[atfulldraw]

I shoot a bear Instinct and it is a great bow for the money, you can get one on ebay for 250.  It shot fast enough to blow through an elk at 60 yards.

[Whitenuckles]

My next door nieghbor just got the stryker. He loves it! Ive shot it a few times, but nothing past 40 yards. I like it! Its quite, light, hardly any hand shock, and fast!

[DaveBTS]

I bought an "Attack" last year from a sales rep and he through in a "Truth 2". The "Truth" shoots better than the "Attack". However, Will Primos and I don't see eye to eye, so I refuse to keep it. If you want it, get ahold of me, bts@toledotel-wb.com or 360.749.5244.

[bowhunterforever]

I bought an "Attack" last year from a sales rep and he through in a "Truth 2". The "Truth" shoots better than the "Attack". However, Will Primos and I don't see eye to eye, so I refuse to keep it. If you want it, get ahold of me, bts@toledotel-wb.com or 360.749.5244.

Why is that,Why don't you and will see eye to eye?

[Instinct]

I shoot a bear Instinct and it is a great bow for the money, you can get one on ebay for 250.  It shot fast enough to blow through an elk at 60 yards.

x2 i also shoot an instinct, love that bow. havnt killed anything yet wth it but shoots fine.

[Gobble]

I shoot a Bear Element and its a great shooting bow, No problems.

[konrad]

I bought my Bear Truth as a “last year’s model” (’07 in ’08) on E-bay.
I highly suggest looking there for excellent prices.
It will take some real convincing to get it away from me OR to change manufacturers again. I started with Bear many years ago, went to PSE (regretted the decision after two weeks) and then got the Truth.

Mine is quiet and accurate.

Lifetime warranty and excellent customer service are bonuses.

[garyltbh]

i went through 5 bows in one yr befor i ended up with a mathews dxt. i suguest that you go to a pro shop and shoot a bunch of bows befor you buy one. so you end up happy with the bow you have.if i had done that it would have saved me a bunch of money.and waisted time.i ended up buying the dxt on ebay for half what i could have got it for at a pro shop. so if you can find a used high end bow i think you are better off.

[xXx Archery]

I bought my Bear Truth as a “last year’s model” (’07 in ’08) on E-bay.
I highly suggest looking there for excellent prices.
It will take some real convincing to get it away from me OR to change manufacturers again. I started with Bear many years ago, went to PSE (regretted the decision after two weeks) and then got the Truth.

Mine is quiet and accurate.

Lifetime warranty and excellent customer service are bonuses.

you better look at the warranty ...5 yrs on the limbs and then 50% after then on BEAR

PSE is LIFETIME

[konrad]

“Escalade Sports… to be free from manufacturing defects under a full lifetime warranty from the date of purchase.
…excludes strings, cables, cable slides and/or cosmetic appearances such as scratches, chips, dings, etc…
Warranty extends to the original owner of the bow and is not transferable.”