getting back into it

[brohymn2]

Hey guys

As my signature says all my trad bows were either stolen or sold in a moment of stupidity

Anyways I was shooting compounds for the last year and I just don't get the enjoyment I got from recurve and long bows. Anyways I happened to find a Kodiak magnum made roughly in the 60s for sale and bought it for 100 bucks. I know lighter is better but do you think it would be a problem to use this bow for getting back into it. I'm not a small pr weak person (6'2" 240 athletic build) I drew the bow back a few times and wasn't shaking at all.

Thanks

[brohymn2]

Forgot to mention  the bow is 45 lbs at 28 and I draw 28

[joe skipp]

A great bow to start out with for small game, roving and stump shooting...even deer hunting. Find the right arrows, sharp broadheads and hit the woods.

[shreffler]

That shouldn't be a huge problem if you've shot trad before. Lighter than 45 lbs will definitely help you get back into it a little easier and find your form quicker, but with an athletic body type you shouldn't have too much trouble! Have fun shooting again!

[dnurk]

For some great refresher ideas on proper form I'd recommend some YouTube videos.  Lots of good ones out there but I personally like the way Arne visualizes them.

And FWIW I think 45# would be just great for you.  Love those old Bears too!

  Arne Moe youtube channel.

[brohymn2]

Thanks guys just waiting on a new string and then it's stick flinging time

[Stump73]

45 lbs is a good starting weight. You are in good shape.

[Babbling Bob]

Same situation as many of us. Great weight to get back into it.