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LostHawg · 05-27-2008, 06:11 PM

I'd try for about 75.00 if its in good condition. If less than good condition, I'd look for a different bow. If its in really good condition, and I KNEW it was in good condition, I'd probably go up to 150.00. They're easy enough to find if you watch eBay. I had one that shot real well, but as old as it was, it couldn't handle my 30" draw. After about 500 shots in my hands, it blew. Mine was a 709 Hunter and built in '67.

Take a look here. Ben Pearson

05-27-2008, 06:11 PM	#2
LostHawg Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2003 LSBA Region: 76 Location: San Angelo Posts: 1,903 Points: 4145.00	I'd try for about 75.00 if its in good condition. If less than good condition, I'd look for a different bow. If its in really good condition, and I KNEW it was in good condition, I'd probably go up to 150.00. They're easy enough to find if you watch eBay. I had one that shot real well, but as old as it was, it couldn't handle my 30" draw. After about 500 shots in my hands, it blew. Mine was a 709 Hunter and built in '67. Take a look here. Ben Pearson __________________ Tracy Cannon Old coot in training Last edited by LostHawg; 05-27-2008 at 06:19 PM..