11 BOWS UNDER $200 (don't get ripped off & lose your money)

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[jimf]

One thing I like about your channel is you understand, and communicate that what you got, or what you can afford, or what you like personally are some of the most important things, and you’re not snotty about expensive stuff

[jeremysmith]

I am 50 years old and have finally decided that I want to give bow hunting a try. I’ve always been a black powder & gun person. I’ve also decided if I am going to go the archery route that I want to do it with a recurve or a longbow. Your videos have and are very helpful to me. I’ve yet to make a choice or a purchase but I’m getting there. 😂 Thanks again and I look forward to more content from you. 👍

[jonwright]

Thanks! Not a beginner here but I appreciate your efforts and information. I have several but I do have two Black Hunter bows. It or they are my go to bows.

[WRMonger]

I’ve had a couple of compound bows, not my favorite (my daughter calls them “cheater bows”) a couple of long bows and a couple of recurve bows but the bow that I like the best is the self bow that I made. I watched some of your videos a few years back and was inspired to create my own bow. I wanted something in the range of 48” but after a couple of failures I realized it wasn’t going to happen, not by my hands. After one more quasi fail - it lasted for a week of shooting - I’ve now got a 70 lb bow (I was aiming for about 45 lbs) that feels like a 40 lb bow. It’s 68” long unstrung and is backed with rawhide. The grip and tips are wrapped in sinew with an extra leather wrap on the grip and a leather “tab” as an arrow rest. I watched one of your videos on brace height and adjusted mine accordingly and even though the total cost was somewhere around $40 this is my all time favorite smooth shooting hard hitting fun bow. I didn’t think that a piece of Homedepot red oak would payoff so well but hearing that you sometimes got it wrong gave me encouragement to keep trying until I figured it out.
Thanks for posting and inspiring.

[louisbailey]

The samick sage is actually a great bow. Set your brace height, nock point, install some string silencers and it's as quiet and shoots as good as a $1000 recurve.

[megacandid]

One thing I wanna point out for budget minded hunters. Shorter bows aren't automatically easier to get through the woods with, limb shape is important too. In my experience recurves have a higher tendency to get snagged and caught on thin branches, I like using a short-ish reflex bow nowadays, but I'm sure it depends on the woods you go to.

[scottbrammer]

I was actually just looking for a beginner bow under $200. Perfect timing. Thanks!

[magrimoire]

The one thing better than his reviews of bows is his determined practice of similies...

[logans]

Horse bows are the best bows if used correctly, very versatile

[HozM]

Your talk is perfect it’s quick and direct. Not like other YouTube persons that overwhelm you with so much information and detail that makes me lose focus and interest.

[OlaCurtius]

Bought the SAS Maverick after seeing your review and I really like it. Then made an order for the Black hunter recurve, can’t wait for it to show up.

[puristconstruction]

Great videos Kramer. One more thing to think of is if you buy your bow from Amazon etc no money goes back into the sport through taxes, but if you get them from a local retailer, some of the taxes that retailer pays goes back into building the sport.
If you can, purchase local, it’ll pay you back in the long run

[HistoricalWeapons]

Would be great if you specified the exact brand of that horsebow, since its a type of bow not a brand. its like writing longbow on the list

[Fulltang]

I recently bought a bear grizzly at a hardware store in Michigan for only 200 bucks, the guy working there said nobody wants recurves so whatever the price tag says you can have it and half that price.😎

[Beastopher]

This gave me the confidence to pick up the Black Hunter Longbow, thanks so much! I’m excited to dive into Trad :)

[dearjudii]

Why can’t all reviews have this type of commentary 🤣 the way you explained this made it all so relatable. I thoroughly enjoyed your video! I’m just now getting into archery and am hoping to get my own bow soon ❤️

[rachelm]

I have two beginner bows - a samick sage and a samick lavita (not made anymore). I think they are both nice for a beginner bow. It depends though, if you intend to shoot a ton (like once per week) you might think of getting an ILF style and spending about $350 as an intro. However, if its just for fun and you don't care a ton you can't go wrong with a sage---> just add some sights and a metal bow rest and you'll be good.

[Duckee]

My Black Hunter will be here tomorrow. Can't wait. Thanks for the help in my choice. I read reviews and watched you shoot this bow and really liked the look and how it performed. I'll update after I've shot some arrows...

[JamesKingunderstandinglife]

You have really great commentary. Honesty and sincerity and down to Earth reality, and enthusiasm comes thru to me.

[roysmith]

Thumb draw is now a favorite of mine and I am working all my techniques around this style of archery 🏹