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Bow for 7 year old

Started by CRM_95, April 29, 2016, 12:26:00 PM

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CRM_95

My son is dating a girl that has 2 boys, a 4 and 7 year old. The way things are headed, these 2 boys may end up being my grandchildren eventually it looks like. I'd like to get the oldest shooting but have no idea where to start. I've looked at all the kids bows on line but I'm just not sure what to go with. I even thought about trying to make him a bow. He obviously won't be hunting or anything, I just want to maybe see if we can get him started on that path early in his life. Any ideas?

wingnut

Check our website for the Gryphon II bow.
It's a great match for a 7 yr old and we have them in stock.

Mike
Mike Westvang

macbow

For their size making the wood longbows from 1/4 inch slats from Lowes works well.
Pretty easy to build very little tillering. All my grand children started with them. Now I make them bamboo backed bows.
United Bowhunters of Mo
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"A man shares his Buffalo". Ed Pitchkites

rraming

St. Joe River bows makes kids bows, my youngest has had two of them

Lordswarrior

1 Samuel 17:1-58 ... read it and decide; are you a watcher or a warrior?
Bezaleel Real McCoy 46#
Bezaleel Cougar 53#
Bezaleel Cougar 55#
Bezaleel lynx 55#
Leon Stewart Slammer 52#
Maddog Prairie pred. 45#
66 kodiak,68 k hunter

Shadowhnter

You will never beat a maddog bow for kids, i can promise that. Mike is awesome and quality kid bows that are affordable is how he got started.

CRM_95

Thanks for the replies!! I'll check them all out.

Fletcher

Black Rhino is another great choice and a sponsor here.   www.bows.net
Good judgement comes from experience.  Experience comes from bad judgement.

"The next best thing to playing and winning is playing and losing."

"An archer doesn't have to be a bowhunter, but a bowhunter should be an archer."

Longtoke

QuoteOriginally posted by Shadowhnter:
You will never beat a maddog bow for kids, i can promise that. Mike is awesome and quality kid bows that are affordable is how he got started.
good bows for adults too

Firstlight

Mad Dog for a 7 yr. old is perfect.  We have one and will be getting another down the road for kid #2.

For me, Mike was a real pleasure to chat with.  My bow picked all his own woods, it was fun.

Jack Hoyt 75

I can recommend Black Rhino.  Great kid longbows of nice design and quality.  They have a trade up program as the kid grows if that is of interest to you.  My son's first bow was a Black Rhino.
Hill Country Bows - RER

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Indiana NWTF State Board Member
Indiana Bowhunter Association Member

dnurk

+1 on Black Rhino.   Ask Chuck (owns Black Rhino) about the trade up program as mentioned by Jack above.  My son's "upgrade" bow is actually scheduled to arrive today.  Went from the M42 light and getting an M54 for him today.  We're both super excited.

BowsnLabs

Another vote for Black Rhino...got en for both of my girls!

Scitty

Toelke tadpole, my little princess shoots better than daddy!   :archer2:

jt85

I agree with Scitty . My 8 year old shoots a Toelke Tadpole and it is an awesome little bow.
Black Widow PCH 58" 48#@28"
Mohawk Sparrowhawk 62" 49@28
Mohawk Sparrowhawk 62" 52#@28
Wengerd Ibex 58" 50#@28

robslifts

Stjoeriverbows.com

Sponsor here and make great kids bows. They offer a trade in program. Can make custom colors and whatever weight you want. Great people to work with.
St. Joe River Bows

awry

Black Rhino's trade up program convinced me   Bought one for my 9 year old at Christmas, after shooting it first time ever stated  "Wow this is a better bow" compared to his Bartlett

LimbLover

St. Joe has a trade up program as well. Nothing wrong with the Rhinos. We use both with the MLA kids program. I will tell you that the St. Joe's are a lot better looking. The Rhinos are fairly generic.

The Rhinos look the same from bow to bow. Each St. Joe is different.

The kids do tend to flock to the St. Joes because of the colors and variation.
Nick Viau
President, Michigan Longbow Association
www.michiganlongbow.org

JPE

Cant go wrong with a ST. Joe River youth bow. Tracey and Dave are GREAT people to work with and will make sure that the bow you get is exactly what your child needs.

stevem

I bought a Maddog longbow,about 48"long.  I think it is a great bow for youngsters.
"What was big was not the fish, but the chance.  What was full was not the creel, but the memory" - Aldo Leopold   "Good judgement comes from experience, and a lot of that comes from bad judgement"- Will Rogers


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