Bear archery Brave Bow Set ???

what do you think you can hunt with this bow??
i would like 2 buy it for Sport Archery and also for hunting.

Before investing in archery equipment with the intentions of hunting, you should first check your state or province hunting regulations to see what is required. Most of them have a minimum standard of what is or is not allowed for legal hunting. In every instance, I think you will find the lowest allowed to be much higher than the draw weight of beginner sets or starter bows intended for youngsters. I would not consider hunting ANY game the size of deer, etc with a bow which has a draw weight (amount of pounds pull it takes to pull it to its full length) less than 40 or 45 pounds. Even at that, your shots will be limited to very close ranges and the risk of only injuring an animal rather than killing it increase dramatically. And after you have determined the legal draw weight, then you may want to decide between recurve bows versus the more efficient Compound Bows with their space-age pulleys and weight-reduction technology. There is a LOT to consider. Don’t rush the selection by wasting time and money on something that will later prove insufficient. The best place to find the answers you should prepare yourself with are at your local archery dealer of archer club. Check the yellow pages for the closest one to your area. Best of luck!

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