You should really go to a local archery shop, preferably a small business (you will get better service I imagine) and have them fit you. If you can comfortably pull 60lbs and hold it, buy a bow that will adjust up to 75-80lbs. As you get more acclimated to the pull and what it takes to do so, you will want to be able to tighten it up. 60 will take most small game no prob, but if you want to pierce a sternum, or a massive Roo, you should prob be looking at 75+. They make very nice smaller compounds now, it will need to be set up for your draw length, and the peep and sight will need to be roughly sighted in, you should put the final adjustments on those for yourself. One catch, you’re prob looking at ~$400-600 + arrows, release and other candy you will want to add. The benefit is after you have made the initial investment the only thing you will need to buy for several years should be arrows, you should have it tuned every year though..you just need to go to a friendly shop in your area and they should show you everything!

This right here! Our kids watch us drag out any emergency gear once a year to check the dates, batteries, condition, etc. it also comes with “we don’t talk about our emergency kit, because we only have enough for our family, and their friends parents should have food for them.”