FTG!
I would recommend on with variable tension and a shorter draw. Good luck...............

Lonnie M
Go to Cabela's.com and look at the bows they have. They one of the largest collection of bows on-line. You can even call them and ask them questions. I have a Browning that has been an excellent hunting bow.

burnie_1_2000
hi there a nice short browning or hoyt , here in canada you only need 48.5 draw bow for all our animals bear and moose and elk, deer and smaller only38.5 don't know where you are ,or your draw weight for animals but if she can pull 50 lbs she should be able to hunt all your animals too. i like hoyt the best very smooth and quiet when set up with limb savers and string silencers, have fun and be safe,

lymanspond
if you could find a good used Oneida bow that could be set for 45 lb pull...........they have a distinct look that has not changed much since the 80's , but the bows have the smoothest draws...

cheyenne
Any bow would be good. I personally just went from a PSE to a Diamond. Love them both. Just decide what she is gonna like to hold weight wise, and make sure the person you buy it from sets the draw length to fit her and adjusts the pounds she's pulling back to be comfortable for her. If she ends up with a bow that is not set up for her, she may not enjoy as much as if everything was fitted to her properly. Any good retailer will also laser sight it close so sighting in isn't difficult also. Introducing anyone into hunting needs to be as comforatble as possible. Once they get out there and get one they'll be hooked for life. Good luck!! I almost forgot to mention that I got my bow from Gander Mounatin, they even have a shooting range upstairs at the store I went to so you can be sure you have what you're gonna be comfy with.

Donnie C
Check out the Nova line of bows by PSE. Great bows at affordable prices.

fisher1221us
Matthews or PSE