Do yourself a favor and take it to Eric up at Log Cabin archery and have him set it up for you. If you buy your accessories there he usually wont charge a set up fee. He is a good guy and you can get stuff from him cheaper than anywhere else around or online. I'll go with u if u want
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Crock, I've had a Bear Whitetail Hunter that was given to me by one of my best friends ever back when I lived up in the panhandle. We'd been in the USAF together, and he'd grown up bowhunting. He gave me the bow, then I bought a bow mounted quiver, sites, some arrows, etc. and have never fired them at anything but a target.
I'll be keeping the bow, as my friend died a couple of years later from strange causes and it's a nice memento. I'll probably never hunt with it.
But you can have the arrows if you want them and if they are still usable. Some have the fletching coming off, but all the shafts seem true so it may just need some glue or new fletches. Here's what I have:
(All are aluminum shafts)
3 Easton 2016 Gamegetter arrows with target tips. Bronze colored shaft. Shot maybe a dozen times each.
3 Easton 2018 arrows in a Trebark pattern. These have three-sided razor broadheads. Never been shot.
6 arrows marked "AAE X-CALIBER 2312", no heads. Never used, just been on the shelf.
Like I said, if you want them and can use them, they're yours. Just remember me if you get to kill something with them bigger than that last pig you killed. Like a rabbit, or maybe a squirrel! LOL
