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    Is Archery an Expensive Hobby?

    By Bow | June 7, 2009

    If you're thinking about taking on archery as a hobby (or your next obsession), you may want to know the type money you will be shelling out in order to get started before you take that initial plunge.

    The first thing I'd suggest is to find a range in your area that has equipment you can use and an instructor. This will give you an idea of the type bow you'll want. This will also give you the opportunity to find your draw length and weight range.

    Then I'd suggest finding a good used bow rather than spending money on a brand new - high dollar - bow. You can learn on a nice used bow and then gradually, as you grow in the sport and learn your own likes and dislikes you can add to your equipment as needed.

    But now the all important question of what you'll need and how much it will cost. You will need a bow and arrows (obviously), target points, a sight, an arrow rest, release aid, arm guard, glove and bow case. These items new can cost anywhere from $400 to $2,000 or more. However, if you are frugal and shop for good used products, you can come away with everything you'll need for $300 or less.

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