10 Best Youth Compound Hunting Bow
Updated on: May 2023
Best Youth Compound Hunting Bow in 2023
Genesis Kit - RH Black
Bear Archery Brave Youth Bow – Black
- 26” axle-to-axle introductory bow comes ready to shoot with two Safetyglass arrows
- Set also includes Whisker Biscuit, 1-pin sight, finger rollers, armguard, and arrow quiver
- Whisker Biscuit is the safest rest in archery industry and a $40 value.Care-hand wash
- Recommended age range for youth children ages eight and older.Compatibility-compound bow.Hand orientation-right handed
- Features 15 to 25 lb. draw weight and 13.5 inch draw length range
Leader Accessories Compound Bow Youth Bow 19-29lbs 24" - 26" Archery Hunting Equipment with Max Speed 129fps
- Great starter bow for archers of all ages, sizes and athletic abilities.
- Hand Orientation: Right. Draw Weight: 19 - 29 lbs. Draw Length: 24" - 26".
- Max Speed: 129 FPS. Let Off: 65%. Axle to Axle: 32". Brace Height: 7.5". Weight:2.2 lbs.
- Aluminum Riser. Adjust the draw weight with enclosed Allen Wrench.
- The compound bow is with 2pc of 26" fiberglass arrow, quiver, finger Tab, armguard. 1-Year Warranty on the bow excluding string & cables.
Bear Archery Scout Youth Bow Set – Hunter Green
- Beginner bow set comes ready to shoot with two Safetyglass arrows and sight pin
- Set also includes finger rollers, armguard, and arrow quiver
- Recommended age range for children is 4 to 7 years old
- Features 8-13 lb. draw weight and 16- to 24-inch draw length range
- 33-inch long ambidextrous bow features durable composite limbs
SA Sports Vulcan DX Youth Compound Bow, Adjustable Draw Weight and Length, Camo
- Fully adjustable draw weight ranges from 15 to 45 pounds; accommodates right handed archers
- Customizable draw length from 21 to 27 inches; includes a 2 piece quiver with 4 arrow capacity
- Equipped with a camo riser, machined cams, a cable guide rod, cable slide, and fiberglass limbs
- Sights feature 3 adjustable pins in easy-to-see variable color neon; includes brush style arrow rest
- This compound bow is best suited for growing youth, intermediate, and casual archers
KESHES Archery Carbon Hunting Arrows for Compound & Recurve Bows - 30 inch Youth Kids and Adult Target Practice Bow Arrow - Removable Nock & Tips Points (12 Pack)
- ➼COMPATIBILE: 100% Carbon Arrows for compound bows, Arrows for Recurve bow, traditional & Long bows. we recommend using these hunting arrows for Kids & Adults to use as Practice target shooting arrows or as Hunting Arrows, up to 60 pounds.
- ➼DETAILS & DIMENTIONS: Shaft length: 30 inch archery arrow shaft, Nock to point length: 31.5 inch, Outer diameter 0.309”, Inner diameter 0.244”, SPINE: 500, GRAIN: 13 GPI & WEIGHT: 35 grams
- ➼DOUBLE TESTED QUALITY: Each part is manufactured with its specific material to ensure a stable, smooth, and strong arrow.🔶 Arrow Shaft: 100% carbon material for rock-solid strength and durability. 🔶Fletching Vanes: colored plastic, to help the flight be pointed in the right direction after you shoot. 🔶Tips Points: nickel plated stainless steel, for the perfect shot with the right amount of stability.
- ➼ADJUSTABLE NOKS: Being that the nocks are not fixed by glue, it can easily be adjustable to perfectly fit your bow and easily be replaced, however it’s tightly placed to avoid it from falling off.
- ➼RISK FREE: If you’re not 100% satisfied with your purchase, you will be fully refunded, as at Keshes, we back our product 100% and Guarantee your full satisfaction, although we are sure you will absolutely fall in love with these.
Plano Protector Compact Bow Case (Black)
- Plano Molding | Protecting your passion since 1952
- Lockable and airline approved bowcase
- Patented PillarLock system for protection | High density foam
- Arrow storage under the lid | Holds parallel limb bows
- Dimensions: 43.25 inches x 19 inches x 6.75 inches | Made in the USA
Genesis Original Bow - RH White Camo
- Official bow of the National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP).
- Great starter bow for archers of all ages, sizes and athletic abilities.
- With no specific draw length requirement, kids can't outgrow this bow.
- Includes a machined 6061-T6 aluminum riser, aluminum cam and idler wheel, sturdy composite limbs and high-strength bowstrings – all made in the USA.
- Built with single-cam technology, there are no tuning issues, less recoil, less noise and more accurate shooting.
BARNETT Vortex Youth Compound Bow, 19-45lbs Draw Weight, Mossy Oak Break-Up Country Camo
- VORTEX 45LB YOUTH BOW in Mossy Oak Break-Up Country Camo. Versatile and well equipped youth compound bow designed to adjust with the advancing skills of developing archers
- Youth Archery Bow Package Includes a Sight, Arrow Rest, 3 Arrows and a Quiver
- Adjustable Draw Weights from 19 - 45 lb. Compound Bow | Adjustable Draw Length from 21" - 27".
- Constructed to ATA/AMO Standards
- Right Handed Bow Only
Southland Archery Supply SAS Scorpii 55 Lb 32" Compound Bow (GC Camo w/Accessories Kit)
- Draw Length: Adjustable from 19" - 29”
- Draw Weight: 30-55 lbs.
- Axle to Axle: 28"
- Speed: 260 FPS
- Options: Black, GC Camo, Black Accessories Kit, GC Camo Accessories Kit
Bowling Your Way to College: Scholarships for Youth Bowlers
A look at available scholarships for youth bowlers and what is needed to qualify for each award.
The United States Bowling Congress (USBC) has assisted students with college funds by providing scholarships to outstanding bowlers, and even the NCAA is on board the recruiting game. Awards are available for outstanding male and female bowlers as well as those demonstrating financial need.
Two of the most prominent scholarships available are the USBC Alberta Crowe and Chuck Hall Stars of Tomorrow Awards. These are for one female and one male bowler, respectively, who have outstanding bowling performance in their youth leagues. A minimum average of 175 is required of applicants. Candidates must also have a minimum 2.5 GPA and be involved in extracurricular and community service activities.
Award amount: $1,500
Deadline: October 1st
The USBC Youth Ambassador of the Year Award honors an accomplished bowler for his or her contributions to the community and academic accomplishments. Along with the $1,500 scholarship, the winner also has a chance at being selected to the USBC Youth Committee and traveling to board meetings and the annual spring USB Convention. The scholarship is also awarded to one male and one female.
Deadline: November 1st
The Earl Anthony Memorial Award was established in honor of the legendary professional bowler of the same name. Each year, five youth bowlers are given the award in honor of their academic performance and community involvement, but financial need is also a consideration. Applicants must be in their senior year of high school or currently attending college with a cumulative GPA of 2.5. They can only receive the award once.
Award amount: $5,000
Deadline: May 1st
The Gift for Life Scholarships are awarded to 12 USBC youth bowlers who are currently in grades 9-12 and have a GPA of 2.0 or better. Some applicants must present proof of financial need, and two of the six annual scholarships are available for children of police or fire department members. Students can apply every year they are in high school and may win this award more than once.
Award amount: $1,000
Deadline: April 1st
For those who want to be on competitive bowling teams, NCAA scholarships are available, but only to female bowlers. Division I and Division II both offer five scholarships apiece. 44 schools offer bowling scholarships (29 Division I and 15 Division II). Although these scholarships do not give bowlers full rides, they are available if a potential recruit puts in a full effort to contact coaches and fill out recruiting profiles for the school of their choice correctly.
Aside from national level scholarships, local associations may offer awards of their own. Sometimes someone may come by a youth league to talk with bowlers, other times announcements are made about scholarship availability and forms can readily be filled out. Although these don't come with the same level of competition as USBC and NCAA scholarships, they are still readily available and youth bowlers should take advantage of them when the time comes to apply. Essays, letters of recommendation, and a description of bowling awards and other achievements are usually required for these applications.
Although bowling is not as widely recognized as other popular college sports, the availability of scholarships makes it obvious that students enjoy the sport and want to be successful at it. These awards are appropriate for anyone who wants to have something to speak of the time they've enjoyed in youth bowling leagues and their eagerness to take their play to the next level.
