What size Arrows?

[Fishnblood]

Alright guys I bought the Parker Buck hunter package last week but I did not purchase arrows at the time (limited funds). Before I go purchase some arrows what info do I need to bring with me? Thanks guys

28" draw length

50 pound draw weight

[Eelpout08]

Bring your bow with and you should be fine, also make sure you are buying from a trusted and knowledgeable professional that can give you advice. Dont be afraid to ask a lot of questions, thats how you learn!

[harvey lee]

Exactly, go to a good archery shop and you should have no worries.

Some shoot Easton and others another brand but they all work.

Depends alot on how much one wants to spend on arrows. The higher end ones do get spendy. I don't believe I have ever spent more than $150.00 for a dozen and thats enough.

I usually try and match my arrow weight and broadhead weight so I' am shooting a total arrow weight for the animal I'm hunting.

I shoot a different set up for elk than I do deer.

[Fishnblood]

Thanks for the quick replies. I know a guy who wants to sell me 6 29" Carbon arrows and field tips with a shot block for 40 bucks. I guess the arrows are pretty good brand but can't remember what kind? Do you think just by shooting them I would be able to tell if they will work?

[Johnsonator]

Like others said you should definatly go to an archery proshop or if that is not possible a Gander or Cabelas to get your arrows. I would think you should be able to get a half dozen of decent carbon arrows for about $50. It is very important that arrows are splined correctly and cut to the correct length to match your setup. Using the wrong arrows will lead to nothing but frustration.

[jnorm1984]

Shooting #50 LBS at that draw length, no matter what brand you buy, you will have the best results with 400's (size of arrow)