Bow Value

[COACH_EM_UP]

I inherited a couple of bows and I was seeing what their value might be. I don't really bowhunt due to shoulder problems so I don't know what to do with them. They did come with 2 really nice hard cases.

1. Hoyt Ultratec. Rigged out. In amazing shape. I can get more info if needed.

2. Buckmasters bow. All rigged out and in great shape.

I can send pics if anyone can help me out.

I am thinking about doing a "pay it forward" with the Buckmasters bow, if anyone knows a kid looking to get into bowhunting.

[Low Fence]

I never like putting a value on someone stuff, but the Hoyt is possibly a 2003-2005 model. Basically both bows have a value of little to nothing. The case and accessories might hold some value to someone. The pay it forward idea sounds like a great way to go if you have no skin in the game. Now if they are skb cases or something, they might have some cash value

[slayr]

Might be able to take advantage of some chump that’ll overpay for them. Kinda your motto huh?

[Gerald G]

Might be able to take advantage of some chump that’ll overpay for them. Kinda your motto huh?

Just if they are a TBH member!

[kyleseipp]

I am in the 'pay it forward' voting group, but I will say - with older model bows, the % letoff, draw length, draw poundage info is key so that it doesn't setup a new bowhunter for poor form. Just also noting that rigged out with 2003 accessories vs 2023 accessories is a different price class too. Ultratecs rigged out on ebay are in the 2-250 range. Buckmasters in the 150ish range. I will say finding someone to buy them is a needle in a haystack. Finding someone to hand them to and saying 'buena suerta' is much easier.

[Mayhem]

They have virtually zero value. Not a lot of market for 20-30 year old compound bows.

[sambo73]

pm sent on ultratec