Well, since you obviously have internet, there are many, many online sources of traditional bows. The problem is that if you have no experience shooting recurves, anything you order is just a shot in the dark, so to speak, in terms of whether you will like it. Since you mentioned target archery (I would check to be sure bowhunting is even legal there, as it is not in many European countries), I would tend to steer you in the direction of an inexpensive ILF recurve (Olympic/FITA style). ILF limbs are interchangeable on any (well, most) ILF riser; this allows you to start with low poundage and eventually work your way up to a comfortable weight for hunting, if allowed. These bows are somewhat longer than most people here like for hunting, but longer is never a problem when developing form and shooting accuracy. Once you gain some knowledge (sites like this have all the info you can handle and more) and shooting skill, you can decide whether to get a different kind of bow more suited to hunting or not. There are many people who do hunt with ILF bows, though. You can find many good quality, inexpensive ILF bows and limbs out there, both new and used. ILF risers come in 23 and 25" lengths, and limbs are short, medium, and long. Anyone who sells them will be able to explain the various riser/limb combinations to you and get you into something that will suit your draw length. Good luck, Paul.