Samick Sage Recurve Awesome Bow At An Affordable Price
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- This is the bow that has introduced thousands to traditional bowhunting and traditional archery! The Samick Sage recurve is an awesome bow at an affordable price. Doesn't matter if you use it as a bow to get your feet wet with or a bow that hunt the rest of your life with. The Samick Sage Recurve is a smooth shooting, excellent, durable bow that does everything you want it to.
The Samick Sage is a 62" recurve available in a great variety of bow weights and either right or left hand. The Samick Sage is also a take down bow that breaks down small enough to fit in a duffel bag for easy travel. You can also get different weight limbs for the samick sage recurve.
If you want to learn more or purchase the Samick Sage I have a link below. I am an affiliate for amazon and do receive earnings from the purchase thru these links.
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wanted a bow all my life but got into guns first. Just ordered a samick because of this review, thank you!
You are gonna love it
I've had my Sage for about three years now, and it is still my go-to bow among my others. I take it hunting, stumping, backyard target shooting and trophied in tournaments. (Shoots as accurately as the operator) Recommend it highly.
Wow, didn't expect to see a Samick Sage review at this point in time!
Why? Did something bether come out?
Love you bb
A tip: watch movies at kaldrostream. Been using them for watching a lot of movies during the lockdown.
@Sean Vance Yup, I have been using kaldrostream for since november myself :D
At 6'0" grown man I got a 40lb one of these. Flings arrows with plenty of authority. Figured I should keep it light enough to use if/while im starving
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Yep 40# will do great and you can shokt alot without getting tired.
Thanks for always working hard to educate us.
Thank you!
I bought 2 Samick Sages recently. Both are absolutely fantastic. I can’t imagine beating it for the price.
Not a single bad thing to say. The fit and finish and quality is way above its price point. And they are shooting like bows that cost 5x the price
Vert well said and could not agree more
I love the samick sage. Besides being a nice bow, it's easily one of the most beautiful. Most more expensive vows are alloy risers. Ugly. The laminated wood riser is gorgeous. I like the long, but not too long length. I've got 40lb limbs and 60lb limbs. They're all i need.
It's everything I need in this class of bow and super convenient
Yep can never go wrong with a samick bow
Hey, another left handed archer! I understand the struggle haha the Nika ET-1 ILF recurve is another great option especially if your draw is over 29”. I got mine for $120 including shipping and it comes in a LH model. Galaxy sells it as the Salvo and charges more than double for it.
Love mine, I got a few sets of limbs. I'm liking it more than my compound
Amazing bow for an amazing price!
I loved the review. Good video great info. Keep up the good work and thank you
william keeling thank you for the great comment. Its comments like this that make it worth doing!
@@tradbowpodcast I listen to every podcast and try to watch every video. I love what you do and how you do it
awesome thanks for introducing me to this bow!!!
Such a great bow. Glad you are enjoying it
Great video man!
I'm a dad buying for 2 daughters.
You sold me.
They will love them and you can always go with heavier limbs for cheap as they go up in bow weight. Also great job dad!!! Keep those girls interested in the outdoors and keep spending that quality time together that a bow brings! Well done!
Shoots as good as a couple of customs I have had.
Fantastic bow!
Jason I agree with your review of the Sage. I started with one then moved on to Bear and Big Jim bows. I still shoot it from time to time. It can shoot as good as I can.
Great review thank you sir .
Welcome. Glad you enjoyed it
Just ordered one last week #60 should be here this week thanks for the review
Awesome. You are gonna love it
you sold me on it i just ordered it on amazon thanks for the great video
You will love it. And thank you for using my links. Its helps me support this channel and my podcasts.
jjohnboy84 how you liking it? Expecting mine in a few days!
Great review. I had to subscribe to your channel
Thank you! Glad you are enjoying the vids!
Yeah I started off on the PSE promax 54 and I like to call them (Introduction Bows) I paid 99 it was on sale at Bass pro shop
Yep great bows and they are durable! Really take a beating and hold up well.
I liked this video. I subscribed :) greetings from Belgium
Thanks. Glad to have you on here.
I own one,, and a omp old mountian product take down,bow,, love both of them,,,,
Yep great bows
Cool video i live in Michigan too. I might get this for my first bow
It's a great bow. You will love it
I agree with most of what you say except for one thing. If I was a new archer and I wanted a bow to get started with, I wouldn't buy it from Amazon just to save money. I would get it from an on-line archery company such as 3Rivers Archery in Indiana or Lancaster Archery Supply in Pennsylvania. I intend to buy a Sage Elite from LAS come the first of the year. Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.
Those are great companies too. Amazon is also. Don't believe what you hear on the news and bs like that. I am and have been associated and sell on amazon for the last 8 years. 95% of everything slod on amazon as sold by mom and pop shops that send thier products to amazon and amazon handles the sale and shopping for the mom and pop shops (or as wr are called 3rd party sellers). Amazon is a search engine and a warehouse. And many of us sell our stuff on amazon. The ibly things amazon sells is thw stuff branded amazon basics. All others are sold by small time stores
Very informative video. Im a lifelong compound bow shooter that is looking at getting into traditional archery without breaking the bank.
The sage is perfect for what you are looking for! It's a great bow at a great price!
@@tradbowpodcast what quiver is on your daughters bow?
@@DavidWilliams-xp7gp thunder horn boa quiver
@@tradbowpodcast thank you.
I love mine just recently got it. Getting back into archery and this works awesome until I decide to upgrade.
Yep and if you never choose to upgrade it will keep serving you well for years and years to come. Such a great bow!
@@tradbowpodcast archery is so hard I don't have a teacher so I just try and learn on here. It would help if I had someone on spot helping me.
I bought the maverick and I love it
Awesome!
About to order this for my girlfriend. I have the one from your link in my shopping cart.
Awesome! She will love it! Thanks.
Where did you get those quivers for this bow?
In my archery class we use a samick polaris which is really similar, i think with a bit more holes so we can add more accessories and my self, i use a Black Hunter recurve (25 pound) which i love. I love to use both but i have a preference for my black hunter. ( there are less holes so it's realy traditionnal, i can't add anything but, i am still very happy ) and i think i will keep it for my life unless i find something else ( i know i am young but, i know my self )
The black hunter bows are outstanding bow! It will serve you well and do everything you want it to.
@@tradbowpodcast Also, in your video, you talked about the fact you changed the limbs to upgrade the draw weight, was it only the limbs to change or also the string? And if so, did a new string came with the limbs? It’s for when I will change my draw weight.
Thanks Jason I shoot split finger always have . Thanks again and I’ll let u know how I make out
Excited to see what you end up with
I agree. It’s the VW bug of bows.
A perfect entry level bow,and i reconmend to hunters too.
Yep great bow on all levels and great price.
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A con: userguide say only maximum 29" draw length.
But i draw 30" and i dont feel any problem.
@@70sztom good to know. I know a few people drawing 30 and 31 that shoot that sage and say its just fine too. Glad its all good for you.
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Thnaks Sir
I have this bow, too. I love it! I shoot so many bows, but this bow beats everything! I shoot 3d Tournaments with it, everyone is wondering how good this bow shoots.
Thank you for this Video!
Best regards from Germany!
Glad you are loving the sage! Thanks for taking the time to comment. Everyone I know with a sage really likes it!
been following your channel for a bit now! great info! starting to learn traditional bowhunting to add to my compound knowledge (10 yrs)...I am 6'1" 185 with a 29" DL in compound...what do you recommend I get in terms of length and poundage etc? thanks!
Yoy will love shooting a tradbow! This samik sage or any of its other branding and variations are fantastic and will work perfect for your draw length. Just remember If you actually draw 29 inches on a tradbow the draw weight will be about 3 pounds heavier thst what the bow says. Tradbows draw weight is measured at 28" unless otherwise specified.
Thanks for the review! Just picked one up a few months back. I'm hooked. Can you tell me about the quiver on your daughter's bow?
It's a thunderhorn bowa quiver.
What is the kind of quiver thing he has his arrows pushed into? It seems handy for carrying along side the bow
The 2 tone one is a thunder horn boa quiver and the other one is a great northern quiver. Also check out creekwalker trading and selway quivers
Is the shelf double radius. I could see, or I thought I saw the shelf being radius. Good video, thank you.
Good question. I will have to check next week when I'm back home and can look at the bow
@@tradbowpodcast thank you.
Jason, watching your recent video on why traditional bow hunting sold me. Would you still recommend the bow on this video as a starter or is there another since this video is 2 years old. If so where would I buy it? I’m 62 and have gun hunted all my life and really liked your answer to why you traditional bow hunt. I want to start. Thanks for your advice. David Y from NC
Awesome! There are a couple companies that make a licensed version of the samik sage and they are all amazing! I jave also heard great things about the black hunter bows as well. Amazon and 3 rivers archery are great places to buy one. You will want to figure out your draw length first as trad bow weights are measured at 28 inches of draw and goes up 3 pounds per inch over 28 and drops 3 pounds per inch under 28. So if you draw 29 inches and get. 45 pound bow it will actually be 48 at 29 inches.
Only bow i have, only bow i need.
Very true. It will last a lifetime and work perfect
What arrows would you recommend for a Samick Sage #45 bow, I'm just getting into archery and I really appreciate your videos and have subscribed to your channel.
That question has many variables to answer. And I only really know my set up and don't tinker much with other arrows. I would make a post on tradgang.com with your bow weight, draw length and tip weight you plan to shoot and people with the same set up as you will chime in with great info. Those guys are excellent over there.
@@tradbowpodcast Thanks so much!
SOLD
You will love it
What quiver is on your daughters bow? I am looking for one for my Samick Sage and really like the looks of that one. Thanks!
Its an old thunder horn boa quiver. If they are not making them like this anymore selway archery does.
@@tradbowpodcast Thanks for the info!
I've watched a few videos about this bow. It seems to me to be the "Ruger 10/22" of the archery world with how many people it has gotten into the sport.
Yep fantastic bow
Hey Jason I’m shooting gold tip what size should I get I’m drawing around 27” I’m shooting #60 also looking at them tuff head broad heads what grain would u suggest I get:
Cant go wrong with any tuffhead! The shaft size and total head weight all work together so you have to start with one and then select the other. So if you want to shoot a heavier head like 200 grain and up I bet you need a 400 spine shaft. But also everyone has a different release and other variables with a traditional bow that really makes any suggestions on arrow set up just a suggestion. You will need to bare shaft test to see what works best for you and your shooting style. Id buy the broadheads and total point set up you want to use then get a couple test shafts in 400 and 340 and see what one works best. Then once you jave it all figured out buy more shafts. Also make sure you get feild tips the same weight as your broadheads so you can test accurately. You dont want to bareshaft test with broadheads.
@TraditionalBowhuntingAndWildernessPodcast - Where did you get the attachable quiver for your Samick Sage bow?
One has a strap on great northern quiver and the other has a thunder horn boa quiver.
@@tradbowpodcast Yeah, the Great Northern Quiver. I was referring to the strap-on one. Thanks, I appreciate it!
New subscriber here.
Thanks
Be a great kayak ,survival bow.. real quiet
Like John Rambo...
I am going to order one for my wife. What arrows do you reccomend for her to start with. Target shooting only. Thanks for videos.
I can not answer that as the arrows need to be set up for her and her bow. But any archery shop can sort that out for you pretty quick. Or you can start with some of the arrow spine charts to get close and fine tune.
Do you suggest changing the string right away? Do you suggest bare shaft tuning right away or just practicing form at first? And how do you suggest choosing an arrow when first starting? Spine, length, and Field point? Thanks!
the string on it is good and works fine. I would bare shaft before buying a dozen arrows. but in the meantime as you are learning form and getting started, post on a reputial forum like tradgang.com and ask what size arrows for your weight, draw length etc. and you will get great recommendations that will get you in the ball park.
@@tradbowpodcast Thanks so much. What is a good way to determine your draw length for trad bows?
@@InterventionBeast420 put and arrow on the string and draw and hold the bow at full draw. Jave someone stand next to you and mark the arrow with a sharpie marker when the arrow meets the front of the bow. That is your draw length. Then add 1-2 inches for total arrow length needed. Obviously do this in a safe place and make sure no one or anything is in front of the arrow.
@@tradbowpodcast Perfect. Thanks a ton, really appreciate it.
The samik sage is my favorite survival bow I keep the string on mine and its still shoots great its my go to survival weapon for defense hunting and just for practice I highly recommend it for preppers on a budget especially when you break it in and it starts shooting smooth and fast can't beat it for the price I'd rather have it over a high dollar bow
Glad you love it too. Such a great bow
Do you think you need to change the strings to fast flight strings
I do not think you need fast flight strings. I actually switched back to dacron on all my bows last year and am loving the dacron.
If I’m right handed and my right eye is dominant what hand orientation bow should I get?
Right handed bow. You will love the sage!
When I got to order it asks, left or right hand orientation. I’m right hand dominant do I choose right? Sorry if that’s a dumb question but I know nothing about bows. Also, I’m a 5’9” male 165lbs. When choosing the Lb option how tough is the 55lb for beginner
Yep of you are right handed you will pick a right handed bow.
The bow weight is determined at 28 inches of draw as a standard and weight will increase or decrease by about 3-4 pounds per inch if you draw more or less that 28 inches. Sounda like you will be right around the 28 in draw zone by your height. So i would thing that is a little heavy at this stage. Id probably go 45 or 50. You can always get heavier limbs later for like 50 bucks.
I go by what eye is dominant. I’m left eye dominant so I shoot left handed. Don’t know what eye is dominant? Point your finger at an object, close one eye then close the other. One eye will not move off target. That’s your dominant eye.
Hey Jason,
I’m looking to order my sage soon and would like a few recommendations.
I’m looking to use this next year to practice and get accurate for next year hunting season, and am hoping to go out for elk. And I know you need at least a 50lb bow for those large animals, so I was thinking of ordering 40 or 45lb for practice and get the 50 or 50lb for hunting big game. However, my only fear is that I will have to tune two separate arrows to each bow, and I’m going to try and get a high FOC. Is there any way around that, or do I have to accept that I will have to tune my arrows to each bow?
And is there a certain poundage I should start with? And in your opinion, what poundage should I use for elk?
Thank you!
I think your plan is solid on the buying a 45 and then getting 50 pound limbs for elk. I also believe that if you set the arrows up for high foc you will be able to use the same arrows for both limb combos. Might maybe have to make a slight tip weight adjustment but nothing crazy or that will be hard to do. 5 pounds is not a big deal at all.
Traditional Bowhunting And Wilderness Podcast awesome, thank you so much!
Just get 45 lb limbs and run
I hunt elk bear deer moose everything with my sage had it for 14 years
I learned how to shoot with a recurve, I am 99% sure it was some sort of bear bow, wasn't a take down, it was a full length and was a good shooting bow, I used it for a couple of years. I was talking to the wife a few days ago telling her I may well go back to a recurve in the next year or two just for fun. I really do miss that old bow, I harvested lots of game with the recurve,. I will say this, I will order using your links you posted below. thanks my friend for the video and I hope you all have a blessed week. That quiver is pretty sweet as well, can you add a link to it. Sweet, 50 pound 106 bucks, 60 pounds 129 bucks, that is cheap my friend.
Dale
The sage is a wonderful bow and will serve you very well.
Here is a link to the thunder horn boa quiver. It's a great quiver! thunderhornmfg.com/products/boa
I also have a 26" draw like you, but would this 62" would be too short for me? I think I would need a bow in the 66" range. I am new so I don't know for sure. I am just asking based on what I am learning. Thanks.
This 62" bow will work great for a 26 inch draw! It will be smooth as butter for ya! At 26" draw you can shoot just about any bow out there from 56 inch to 70inch well. The people that have trouble are the guys with 30 inch draws.
@@tradbowpodcast Ok. Great. Thanks for the reply and great video!
So Jason I got a Samick Sage yesterday. When I put the string on the bow, it's barely twisted. I measured the brace height and it's 7.75 inches. Is the string not twisted ok? It's a 25# bow (just starting). I haven't put on silencers because there's very little twist and I don't know if they will stay on. Any advice appreciated.
I think we have our sages set up at about 8" of brace height. I dont remeber what kind of strings they came with as I make my own. Is the string a Fleishman twisted string or a endless loop string. Endless loop string has serving around the loops. If its Fleming twisted it does need some twists and should loop like a candy cane. If it's Endless it doesn't need much twist. You can buy a good Fleming twist string for it from 3 rivers archery or kustom king archery or other traditional archery shops. The store you bought it from might also sell them. Feel free to email me a picture of the bow string if you need to. Jason@tbwpodcast.com
@@tradbowpodcast thanks I will twist to 8 in. And see what happens
Hi! What do you call the ‘quiver’ on the bow? I’m a beginner, obviously. Thanks.
It's called a quiver. The 2 tone one is a thunder horn boa quiver. The other one is a great northern quiver. Some great quivers to check out are listed below for you. All these companies make amazing quivers.
Great northern bowhunting company
Selway archery
Creek walker trading Co
Gun shy archery
Google those and find the one you like best. They are all absolutely fantastic.
@@tradbowpodcast
Thank you kindly for your help. I am about to start my own archery adventure. This bow looks amazing and your presentation made me want it more. I will definitely follow your advice. Keep up the good work! Thank you. 🙏
Great video. I am about to order a sage myself. What’s the best place to get a good set of arrows for a recurve? Also, do you suggest wood or carbon arrows. TIA
Fs discount archery , big jims bowhunting supplies, lancaster archery are all great places to buy carbons. addictive arrows makes some of the finest wood arrows there are. Cant go wrong either way.
Traditional Bowhunting And Wilderness Podcast awesome, thanks, also what arrows and length do you advise?
@@adambates4913 only you can answer that. Meet to go to a shop and have them measure you. Or have some one stand next to you as you draw an arrow with inch marks on the end of it and tell you where the mark meets the front of the bow riser then add another inch or 2. Then look at an arrow spine chart to figure out what shafts you nees.
Will this be a good family bow, I have boys and girls, youngest 11, heights ranging from 5’ to 6’?
it sure is! affordable, built like a tank, shoots very smooth, and different weight limbs can be bought now for 70 bucks if you ever want heavier.
I have been bowhunting with compound bows for five years. I currently shoot a Mathews Triax. I am getting the itch to try a traditional bow with the intent to hunt whitetail deer and shoot just for fun. I am going to a local shop in a couple of days and the owner has setup a Galaxy Sage Elite for me to try. I understand it is different than the Samick Sage but would you consider it to generally be equivalent in terms of value and many of the other factors you mentioned about the Samick Sage?
I have never seen the galaxy but I know the sage bow like the samik is licensed to many different brand names and I bet thry are all basically the same. Im hearing alot of great things about the black hunter recurve that amazon carries as well.
@@tradbowpodcast I shot the Galaxy Sage Elite yesterday. The shop also had the Galaxy Sage. The Elite has marginally better aesthetics, the limb pockets do not have steel edges, and the fasteners are nearly flush allen bolts. After shooting it I decided it was a great starter recurve and now the fun begins.
@@stepheneisan you are gonna love it!
Hey man! Looking to get into traditional archery. Ordering this bow soon! However, as far as arrows and other accessories that I will require I am clueless. What do you suggest?
You will need a shooting glove or shooting tab. An arm guard. A nock point on the string and a string square and knock pliers. And some arrows. Check my how i set up my bows video and it will teach you alot of it. So will my video on setting up a traditional bow. As you get into in any questions just ask. For arrows ask the guys at the archery shop to measure you and get you in the right ball park. Only buy 3 or 6 arrows until you develop good form and can then start to bare shaft test and fine tune.
Traditional Bowhunting And Wilderness Podcast appreciate your response! Sounds like I have a lot to learn, looking forward to it man thank you!
@@georgieacero7043 any questions just ask
I just wish they made one big enough for me. My draw length is about 31.
Yep its a great bow! Bit best suited for upto 29 or 30 i would think. Would probably still work great for you but probably better options out there a little longer.
@@tradbowpodcast thank for reply. I still probably purchase one. Love your stuff by the way. Happy hunting!
Lancaster Archery has taken over the patent from Samack to make the Sage. They have made some truly good improvements from the original. Small things like removing the metal plates from the limb pockets, swapping out the thumb bolts for allen screws and some small finishing details. It is rebranded as the Galaxy Sage Elite. -th-cam.com/video/QQFzcsc2R4Q/w-d-xo.html
Any alternatives to the Samick Sage that are ambidextrous? (newbie here)
Don't think there are many ambidextrous bows out there. Probably a few i don't know about but I bet the price would be so high, you would save money buy a right and a left hand sage.
What pound draw would you recommend for a 16 year old?
Lots of variables there. But remember draw weight is measured at 28 inches and will go up or dow about 4 pounds per inch of draw length. With that said 40-45 pounds works great for alot of teens as well as adults. Plus you can get extra limbs heavier if you need later for 60 bucks!
Excellent! Everyone that has reviewed this bow has always said good things about it! What about the OEM string? Good quality or should be upgraded?
The original string is good and you can always use any dacron string you want endless or Flemish.
Thank you!!@@tradbowpodcast
The basic string is fine but i use Finnish Twist (like this guy's kids use). Finnish Twist is a bit faster than standard.
I got one fir my wife but since it only comes in 62” length I have to go another route for me.
Yeah the 62 is good to about a 29 inch draw and then I'd be looking for longer
What do you use for string silencers
Yarn bought from walmart
What is the link for the bow quiver on your Samek Sage? Thank you.
Thunder horn boa quiver
@@tradbowpodcast Thanks for the quick quiver reply!
I know this is a older video but can anyone recommend what I should get for arrows. I have a samick sage and it has 55# limbs I have a 28 inch draw. Looking for advice and spine and fetching styles arrow length. Thanks in advance.. I'm also a lefty
Post that question on the free forum tradgang.com. many people that have your same specs will chime in with best sets ups. Way to many variables like shooting style, point weight etc. Foe anyone to give you an exact answer but I bet you are gonna be a 400 spine arrow.
Can this take bow take performance/upgraded strings?
I believe it can but I would check on thier website.
Are you going to shoot different arrows now that the limbs are heavier?
Chris Graves If you go with heavier limbs you might have to change arrow shafts to get good arrow flight. But if you only do a 5 pound limb change you might be ok or maybe just have to change point weight. There are alot of variables in tuning arrows to make them fly like you want. I will do a video soon on this subject and have done a few podcasts on it as well (tbwpodcast.com). And clay hayes on TH-cam just did a great arrow tuning video as well.
samick stacks after 26 inches badly, but indeed untill 26 inches its a dream.
we have 3 of them and never heard anyone say they stack even out to 29 inch draw. All 3 of ours are amazing bows for the money and really lets me introduce many new shooters into the trad world. Love the samick sage!
@@tradbowpodcast i own 2 of these bows also and yes they are amazing. It all depends on the experience of the archer though. These stack believe it. Compared to my mohawk chief, satori 21, gillo off course they do. Someone new will probably not notice then. Well thats good because as you say this bow has done alot for archery and i love it. But it does most definetly stack thats just the build of the bow and materials used. A short 17 inch riser with long bamboo limbs is a world of difference.
What arrow do you recommend for 35# Sage?
With the overwhelming options available I opted for GOLD TIP TRADITIONAL I went with the 500 spine and am leaving them at the factory length of 32". I'm using these factory fletched with "feathers". They are avail 6 at a time this way (12 if you just want the shafts). With the 6 fletched shafts they send 6 inserts (you will need adhesive i.e. TIP GRIP or another super glue that is recommended for this purpose). I also suggest purchasing a 25 caliber bronze bore brush to "score" the inside of the arrow shaft so the glue will adhere better (clean all surfaces to be glued with a wipe down of denatured alcohol as well) I use a cotton swab dipped in the alcohol to swab the inside of the shaft. If you need the arrows shorter you may want to check out lancasterarchery.com or 3riversarchery.com either will cut them to your desired length (for about a $1.00/arrow) and they will install the inserts also (for a fee). My local archery shop charges the same. Best deal on these arrows is amazon.com but the package is always torn up. The arrows seem to be fine though. Lancaster and Three Rivers are a few dollars more expensive but they offer the services and the arrows I have ordered from them are always in pristine condition (and they give you the feather color option as well, which is something amazon.com does not do... despite the description the colors are always ramdom.) I hope this will help you out. Best of luck to you!
P.S. Go to GOLDTIP.COM they have spine charts, f.o.c. calculator (though we probably don't "need" that for recurve) and other "tools" to help you find what will work for your situation. Most of the quality arrow manufacturers have these tools to help you out. Easton, Carbon Express, Bohning, etc. I think Lancasterarchery.com and Three Rivers.com have some tools to help with arrow selection too. I'm a fan of NUSensei on TH-cam...some of his videos might be helpful.
I dont know as there is a lot that goes into finding the right arrow spine. Draw length, release, point weight, etc. I would probably start with a .500 spine shaft.
How many pounds for deer hunting. I’m going be buying this bow
40 or more pounds works perfect
Would it be safe if the draw is about 31"
safe yes. Bu tyou might want something a couple inches longer as it will be smoother at your draw length.
What quiver is that?
Thunder horn boa quiver
string lenght please? I was going with 58, how bout you guys
no idea. for the sages i just buy a string from a archery shop.
Anyone know if the Samick sage limbs sold on eBay are authentic? Or is it counterfeit?
That I dont know. But the ones on amazon are real. I have bought those.
@@tradbowpodcast yeah i decided not to buy from eBay. It's suspicous how eBay is underselling the limbs compared to everyone else
What arrows does your daughter use?
Gold tip 500 spine with a 250 grain head
Do your kids hunt with these bows
did for one year but then got too busy and switched to a compound as they could not practice as much to be proficient with them.
What quiver is this?
Thunder horn boa
@tradbowpodcast perfect! I will be getting a samick sage soon, and it comes with a quiver you see on compounds. They just seems way more practical.
@jacobthompson7456 nothing wrong with the compound style quivers. They work great too.
Agreed! Like the look of this one more. Gives the traditional feel to it
You forgot to add that the Samick sage is terrific as long as you have a short draw length, the stacking is sickening.
I have buddies shooting the sage with 29 inch draws and loving it. Dont know how it is for draws longer than that.