hya i am new

[gcentral]

i don't know what boqw is best for me cus i am 14 a girl and i don't want a big bow as in one that is almost as tall as me just a 40" i think just one that will be good for target practise at long distance for about 20-55 pounds i know it aint dat much money for what i is asking but reply bk thnx

[violator]

it all depends on what style you want to shoot too, recurve or compound? then we can help you.

[The One]

i don't know what boqw is best for me cus i am 14 a girl and i don't want a big bow as in one that is almost as tall as me just a 40" i think just one that will be good for target practise at long distance for about 20-55 pounds i know it aint dat much money for what i is asking but reply bk thnx

A 40" bow may be a bit too short for you. Do you know your draw length? 55 pounds isn't much money to work with, you would get a much more complete set up for closer to 90-100 pounds at the least.

[gcentral]

hmm i think it would be a classic recurve i know tht for sure

i was thinking of making one as to start off wit i have already made a arrow wich is pretty good sharp it wood en by the way not metal yet

if it would be good to make one then i could

it cus my parents would prefere me to not waste my money on dis and by something pink :mad: but i dunno always preffered bows

[The One]

hmm i think it would be a classic recurve i know tht for sure

i was thinking of making one as to start off wit i have already made a arrow wich is pretty good sharp it wood en by the way not metal yet

if it would be good to make one then i could

it cus my parents would prefere me to not waste my money on dis and by something pink :mad: but i dunno always preffered bows

The best way to start out is to join a club in your area. They will give you some coaching and guidanc, and they may have some second-hand stuff around they can sell. I would recommend that you don't buy any equipment until you have joined an archery club, as it may likely be inappropriate for you.