Well looks like treehopper has them available now.
https://treehopperllc.com/limit-17-x-26/

I used my Windwalker and treehopper pack on Wednesday.  I replaced my original strap with a Lone Wolf strap which makes the stand that much better.  If anyone has a limit for sale I am looking to buy one. 

I've made that shot successfully with a compound at short range, lodging in the humerus on the far side.
I'll pass on that shot now but will try and see what kind of penetration I get on a deboned scapula with my setup if I get the opportunity.

Thanks

I saw another picture of Steve today on Sofala's sight with the Buff and bow, it says it was a 68" American, 83 pounds at 26 inches Grizzly broadheads on carbon shafts that weighed 1030 grains.  An absolute amazing feat!!! Can't wait to hear the story on this one.


Jason

I have been sending feathers to Josh for several years and he always did a great job.

Another factor is riser/grip length. You may find a 62" bow with a fadeout-to-fadeout distance of 12" and another one of 16", even 18".
This will affect draw length, accuracy, comfort.
Generally, I see a lot of shooters with bows that are too large.
Just shot a hybrid bow of 56" NtN.
Three finger draw worked, and I drew it up to 30".
A friend of mine draws 26" and for him the 56" hybrid made a huge difference to the run-of-the-mill 65" R/D longbow he usually shoots. A lot more efficient at the same draw weight.
Go as low in length as is comfortable for you!

Well done, Steve! 

It is easier to pass up a moose with a trad bow if you have previously taken moose. Since my post from 2024 was deleted, I will post this photo of the moose I did take. I plan to have a new video out later this year or early next year depicting visual aspects of my last five moose hunts. So, my book is about 95,000 words, but my new film with be worth tens of millions.  haHaha,   Mike

I've built my arrows according to Dr. Ashby's principles. He's proven this. If he can't convince you- I never will. I've seen how devastating they are. This is not even a marginal shot to me... this is a dead deer. If a mature buck appears quartering to... you can hope he turns broadside.. I'm killing him.

The huge bull that looked up on me this year was in the same maturity and size as this one from 2024.