Shot what your comfortable with and get good at getting into tight places that afford you the room to shoot your desired length.

 

62 for hunting, not too short or long, very shootable.

 

I agree with what most people have said in here, 60-62 is a great sweet spot for most of avg height and avg draw length, in the end it doesn't matter too much unless you're really in a tight spot and your bow is hitting some brush, happy hunting!

 

twenty eight inch draw and 52 inch bow (Kodiak Magnum) never had any trouble for hunting with it but shooting the same model bow for fifty seven years is bound to help to. 60 inch in a Bear takedown also works great for me and I shoot it better than I do a longer bow of the same model.

 

The 60 inch Bow might be the best overall length for hunting. Bear Kodiak etc. A 19 inch Riser with short ILF limbs. I shoot 21 inch Black Bear Warfs and shorts which is a 62.