RIStrutStopper

I'd get to a pro shop, get measured, and shoot as many bows that you can in your price range and pick the one that seems best to you. One thing though, there isnt alot of time between now and bow season. If you aren't proficient with your bow, you should practice until you are BEFORE you go hunting with it. You owe it to the game you hunt. I don't want to ruin your season, but I think its important that you are good enough with your bow before you hit the woods.It might be a good idea to get your bow and just practice with it until next season.