The Bear Warrant RTH Compound Bow combines a compact hunting platform, DHC Hybrid Cam System, integrated accessory mounting, and a complete Ready to Hunt package. Built for bowhunters who want capable performance without flagship bow pricing, the Warrant offers a practical combination of speed, adjustability, and hunting-focused features.
With a 30-inch axle-to-axle length, 6.5-inch brace height, and manufacturer-rated speed of up to 330 fps, the Warrant is designed for bowhunters who spend time in treestands, ground blinds, and other hunting environments. Available in 55–70 lb draw-weight configurations, it also features an adjustable 26.5–31.5-inch draw length range, 80% let-off, and an integrated rope attachment point.
Key Features
DHC Hybrid Cam System
The Bear Warrant is powered by the DHC Hybrid Cam System, engineered to provide smooth draw characteristics, consistent performance, and arrow speeds up to 330 fps.
For bowhunters, the way a bow draws and holds at full draw matters just as much as its maximum speed. A manageable draw cycle and consistent anchor position can help shooters maintain better control during the shot process.
The DHC Hybrid Cam also provides adjustable draw length, allowing the Warrant to be fitted to the individual shooter rather than requiring every archer to adapt to one fixed configuration.
330 FPS Manufacturer Speed Rating
Bear rates the Warrant at up to 330 feet per second under the manufacturer's testing conditions. This gives the bow solid hunting performance potential when paired with an appropriately selected arrow.
Actual arrow speed depends on draw length, draw weight, finished arrow weight, and the complete bow setup. We recommend selecting a hunting arrow based on spine, total weight, component configuration, and consistent broadhead flight rather than chasing a specific speed number alone.
Compact 30-Inch Axle-to-Axle Design
Measuring 30 inches axle-to-axle, the Warrant is built around a compact hunting platform that makes sense for many whitetail hunting applications.
For hunters using treestands, saddles, and ground blinds, a shorter overall bow can be easier to maneuver around shooting windows, branches, and hunting equipment.
However, axle-to-axle length is only one consideration. Shooters should also evaluate string angle, draw length, anchor position, and how steadily the bow holds at full draw.
6.5-Inch Brace Height
The Warrant features a 6.5-inch brace height, providing a performance-oriented hunting geometry without moving into the extremely short brace-height configurations found on some speed-focused bows.
Brace height can influence the shooting experience, but it is not a stand-alone measurement of accuracy or forgiveness. Cam design, proper draw length, grip consistency, tuning, and shooting technique all contribute to the finished result.
Adjustable 26.5–31.5 Inch Draw Length
The Bear Warrant offers a draw length range from 26.5 to 31.5 inches, making it an option for a broad range of adult bowhunters, including those requiring longer draw lengths.
Proper draw length is one of the most important parts of bow setup. A bow that is too long or too short can negatively affect posture, anchor position, aiming stability, and shot execution.
We recommend establishing the correct draw length through a proper bow fitting and confirming it with the shooter at full draw.
45–60 lb and 55–70 lb Draw-Weight Options
The Warrant is available in two peak draw-weight configurations: 45–60 pounds and 55–70 pounds.
This allows shooters to choose a limb configuration suited to their strength, experience, and hunting requirements without purchasing a bow with more draw weight than they can comfortably manage.
Unlike highly adjustable beginner bows, these are separate draw-weight configurations. Make sure you select the version that accommodates your desired shooting weight.
80% Let-Off
The DHC Hybrid Cam System provides 80% let-off, reducing the amount of weight held at full draw compared with the bow's peak draw weight.
For example, a bow set to 70 pounds with a nominal 80% let-off would have approximately 14 pounds of holding weight. Actual holding weight may vary depending on the specific setup.
Some shooters prefer additional holding weight to maintain tension through the shot, while others prefer a lighter hold. The correct configuration should complement the shooter's technique and comfort.
Integrated Mounting System
The Bear Warrant features an integrated riser design with direct mounting interfaces for compatible sights and arrow rests.
Direct accessory mounting can help reduce unnecessary brackets, simplify the setup, and keep accessories positioned close to the riser.
The integrated mounting system also provides flexibility for future accessory upgrades, provided the replacement components use the appropriate mounting interface.
Integrated Rope Attachment Point
One of the Warrant's hunting-specific features is its built-in rope attachment point located on the riser.
This provides a dedicated connection point for attaching a suitable bow pull-up rope when raising or lowering the bow from an elevated hunting position.
For treestand hunters, having an integrated attachment point can eliminate the need to improvise a connection around the riser or accessories.
Safety Note: Always use an appropriate haul line and follow safe treestand procedures. Never climb with the bow in your hands, and make sure any broadheads are safely covered before raising or lowering the bow.
Ready to Hunt Accessory Package
The Bear Warrant RTH comes equipped with a package of essential hunting accessories, giving shooters a useful starting point without purchasing every component separately.
Bear lists the following accessories:
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4-Pin Bow Sight: Provides multiple aiming references for different distances.
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Trophy Ridge Whisker Biscuit Rest: A full-containment arrow rest that helps keep the arrow positioned during drawing and aiming.
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5-Arrow Quiver: Bow-mounted storage for hunting arrows.
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Stabilizer: Provides an additional component for bow balance and vibration management.
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Peep Sight: Provides a rear aiming reference for consistent sight alignment.
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D-Loop: Provides an attachment point for a compatible handheld or wrist-strap release aid.
Package Note: Bear's product overview also references an integrated rest and rail-mounted sight. Verify the exact components supplied with your configuration before ordering. Arrows and a handheld release aid are not listed among the standard included accessories.
Made in the USA
The Bear Warrant is manufactured in the USA and is part of Bear Archery's dealer-focused hunting bow lineup.
For shooters who prefer to purchase a bow through an archery pro shop and have it fitted and tuned for their individual requirements, the Warrant is designed to be supported through authorized dealers.
Who It's Built For
The Bear Warrant RTH is designed for bowhunters who want a compact, capable hunting bow with modern accessory integration and an included Ready to Hunt package.
It is particularly well suited for shooters who:
- Primarily hunt whitetails from treestands, ground blinds, or saddles.
- Want a 30-inch axle-to-axle bow with solid hunting performance potential.
- Prefer a hybrid cam system with 80% let-off.
- Need a draw length between 26.5 and 31.5 inches.
- Want to choose between 60 lb and 70 lb peak draw-weight configurations.
- Value integrated sight and rest mounting options.
- Want a dedicated bow-rope attachment point for elevated hunting.
- Prefer purchasing a package with key hunting accessories already included.
- Are upgrading from an older compound bow and want a modern hunting setup.
The Warrant can also appeal to experienced bowhunters who want a practical, dedicated hunting bow without paying for every feature found on a premium flagship model.
For newer shooters, we recommend evaluating the bow's draw-weight range and minimum draw length carefully. The Warrant is not designed to provide the extremely low draw weights or short draw lengths found on some beginner-oriented adjustable bows.
Specifications
Bear Warrant RTH Compound Bow Specifications
| Specification |
Detail |
| Brand |
Bear Archery |
| Model |
Warrant RTH |
| Bow Type |
Hunting Compound Bow |
| Cam System |
DHC Hybrid Cam |
| Axle-to-Axle Length |
30" |
| Brace Height |
6.5" |
| Draw Length Range |
26.5"–31.5" |
| Draw Weight Options |
55–70 lbs |
| Let-Off |
80% |
| Manufacturer Speed Rating |
Up to 330 fps |
| Sight Mounting |
Integrated Mounting System |
| Rest Mounting |
Integrated Mounting System |
| Bow Rope Attachment |
Integrated Riser Attachment Point |
| Accessory Package |
Ready to Hunt (RTH) |
| Available Hand Orientations |
Right Hand / Left Hand |
| Country of Manufacture |
USA |
Specifications are based on Bear Archery's published Warrant RTH information. Actual arrow speed varies with draw length, draw weight, finished arrow weight, and bow setup. Product availability and configurations may vary.
What's Included With the Bear Warrant RTH?
| Included Component |
Description |
| Bear Warrant Compound Bow |
DHC Hybrid Cam hunting bow |
| 4-Pin Sight |
Multi-pin bow sight |
| Trophy Ridge Whisker Biscuit |
Full-containment arrow rest |
| 5-Arrow Quiver |
Bow-mounted arrow storage |
| Stabilizer |
Forward-mounted stabilizer |
| Peep Sight |
Rear aiming reference |
| D-Loop |
Release-aid connection point |
Important: Confirm the accessory configuration for the particular bow being purchased. Bear's published overview and accessory list use different descriptions for the rest and sight mounting. Properly matched arrows and a release aid should be selected separately.
Our Take on the Bear Warrant RTH
When we're looking at hunting bows at Extreme Outfitters, one of the biggest things we consider is whether the bow provides the features a hunter will actually benefit from in the field.
That includes proper fit, a manageable draw cycle, a stable hold, useful accessory mounting, and the ability to tune the complete setup around the shooter's hunting arrows.
The Bear Warrant offers an interesting combination of those features without moving into flagship pricing.
The 30-inch axle-to-axle length makes sense for whitetail hunters. It provides a compact platform for treestands, saddles, and ground blinds where the available shooting space can be limited.
We also like that Bear paired this compact design with a 6.5-inch brace height and the DHC Hybrid Cam System. The 330 fps manufacturer rating provides solid performance potential, but we'd rather evaluate the bow based on how it draws, holds, and performs at the shooter's actual draw length.
The two available draw-weight configurations are important to understand. Unlike highly adjustable beginner bows that can go from very low to very high draw weights, the Warrant uses more traditional hunting-bow weight ranges. That makes proper selection of the 60 lb or 70 lb configuration important from the beginning.
The integrated accessory mounting is another practical feature. Direct mounting options can help create a cleaner finished setup and reduce the number of brackets required for compatible accessories.
For treestand hunters, the integrated rope attachment point is also worth mentioning. It's a small feature, but it addresses something many hunters deal with every time they raise or lower their bow.
As for the Ready to Hunt package, we view the included accessories as a starting point. A properly fitted bow with correctly selected arrows and dependable tuning matters more than simply having accessories installed from the factory.
Our recommendation is to select the appropriate draw-weight configuration, establish your actual draw length, and have the bow fitted and tuned with the arrows you intend to shoot.
For bowhunters who want a compact hunting platform, modern accessory mounting, and an included accessory package, the Bear Warrant RTH is worth considering.
Frequently Asked Questions
How fast is the Bear Warrant RTH?
Bear Archery rates the Warrant at up to 330 fps. Actual arrow speed depends on draw length, draw weight, arrow weight, and the complete bow setup.
What is the axle-to-axle length of the Bear Warrant?
The Warrant measures 30 inches axle-to-axle, making it a compact hunting bow suitable for many treestand, saddle, and ground blind applications.
What is the brace height of the Bear Warrant?
The Bear Warrant has a manufacturer-listed 6.5-inch brace height.
What cam system does the Bear Warrant use?
The Warrant uses Bear's DHC Hybrid Cam System, which provides adjustable draw length, 80% let-off, and a manufacturer-rated speed of up to 330 fps.
What draw lengths are available on the Bear Warrant?
The Warrant accommodates draw lengths from 26.5 to 31.5 inches according to Bear's main product specifications.
What draw weights does the Bear Warrant come in?
The Warrant is available in 45–60 lb and 55–70 lb draw-weight configurations. Choose the version that includes your preferred shooting weight. This option is the 55-70 lb option.
Does the Bear Warrant have adjustable let-off?
Bear lists the Warrant with 80% let-off. The manufacturer's product information does not specify additional selectable let-off settings.
What accessories come with the Bear Warrant RTH?
Bear's detailed package list includes a 4-pin sight, Trophy Ridge Whisker Biscuit arrow rest, 5-arrow quiver, stabilizer, peep sight, and D-loop. Verify the supplied components with the dealer because Bear's overview also describes an integrated rest and rail-mounted sight.
Does the Bear Warrant RTH include arrows?
Arrows are not listed as part of the standard Warrant RTH package. They should be selected separately based on the shooter's draw length, draw weight, spine requirements, and intended application.
Does the Bear Warrant RTH include a release aid?
A handheld release aid is not listed among the standard included accessories. Shooters should select a compatible release that fits comfortably and supports consistent shot execution.
What is the integrated rope attachment point used for?
The Warrant includes a dedicated rope attachment point built into the riser. It allows hunters to attach a suitable haul line for raising and lowering the bow from an elevated hunting position.
Is the Bear Warrant good for whitetail hunting?
Yes. The Warrant is designed for hunting and features a compact 30-inch axle-to-axle length, DHC Hybrid Cam System, integrated mounting, and a Ready to Hunt accessory package. Proper bow fitting and arrow selection remain important for dependable field performance.
Is the Bear Warrant a good beginner bow?
The Warrant may be suitable for a newer adult bowhunter who fits its draw-length and draw-weight ranges. However, its minimum draw weight is higher than that of highly adjustable beginner-oriented models. Proper fitting and instruction are recommended.
What is the difference between the Bear Warrant and Bear Legit Pro?
The Warrant is a dedicated adult hunting bow with a 30-inch axle-to-axle length, DHC Hybrid Cam System, 26.5–31.5-inch draw range, and 45–60 or 55–70 lb draw-weight configurations. The Legit Pro emphasizes broader adjustability, with an 18–30.5-inch draw range and 14–70 lb draw-weight capability. The correct choice depends on fit, shooting preferences, and intended use.
Is the Bear Warrant made in the USA?
Yes. Bear Archery identifies the Warrant as made in the USA.
Explore More Bear Compound Bows
The Bear Warrant RTH is part of Bear Archery's hunting bow lineup. When comparing models, consider draw length, draw weight, cam system, brace height, included accessories, and how the bow fits at full draw.
Explore our Bear Archery collection or browse all compound bows at Extreme Outfitters.
Get Help Setting Up Your Bear Warrant RTH
Getting the right hunting setup starts with more than choosing a bow. Proper draw length, manageable draw weight, arrow spine, total arrow weight, rest alignment, and complete tuning all influence performance.
At Extreme Outfitters, our full-service archery pro shop in Jacksonville, North Carolina, helps bowhunters select, fit, and tune compound bows around their individual needs.
Interested in the Bear Warrant RTH? Contact our archery team at 910-355-2118 for assistance with configuration, availability, bow fitting, and purchasing options.
