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Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: overbo on August 14, 2009, 10:31:00 PM
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Who out there shoot short bows and which one do you recomend?
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I have a 50" Black Swan Sniper that shoots real well. The Black Mountain Sheepeaters are real fine short bows also.
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Chad from Lost Creek Bows makes a short longbow for a reasonable price...
I have one of his 52-inchers that shoots like a charm.
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JUST for turkey season...
(http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b351/osminski/P4170026.jpg)
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the sheepeater or obsidian fron black mountain bows at 50" amo are great performing recurves as are is the lone wolf banshee by john maus at 52" amo,also mike treadway makes a fine performing 52-54" longbow.i have personaly shot all of these aforementoned bows a lot and will atest to their performance.regards,robert :thumbsup: :campfire: :coffee:
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Black Widow PSRX !!!!!!
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Bear Super Mag 48 not bad if your draw is 28 and under.
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I like my Shrew Classic Hunter (54")
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RER arroyo!!!! small, light, and smokes an arrow!!!!
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Shrew Lil Favorite 54" (http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a140/jbrandenburg/Hunting2008020.jpg)
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I guess most custom bowyers short bows are really good shooters,but if you are in the budget try a Bear Kodiak Mag they are good shooter quiet and dependable,also the Super Magnum could be a good choice.If you are not satisfied,that I dubt,youcan always resell it for the same price.A 72-77 model cost you around 140-200$ the older run a little bit higher because are collectible but both type are a good investement a good hunting bows
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Other good quality vintage bows in 54" are: Wing Vantage Pro, Browning Safari I, Browning Nomad I,
Shakespeare Super Necedah, York Thunderbolt, Wing AMF Thunderbird. Other old 52", Wing Thunderbird, Wing Red Wing Hunter, Browning Nomad Stalker, Shakespeare Sierra, Indian Archery Magnum, Pearson BPH 52, etc. Lots of shopping you can do in the vintage line as well as newer models.
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I have two Ben Pearson bows both @ 52" and I love them!! Great shooters both are 51# @ 28" and shoot 510grn arrows at 170 fps range. fast and quiet.
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My 54" TimberGhost is the most fun to shoot of any of my bows and is freakishly fast.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v306/beachbowhunter/TimberGhost/IMGP1111.jpg)
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I have a 54" Browning Backpacker that will rival most any modern bow for speed and smoothness. I've seen a few for sale this year. Never had the resources at the time or I'd have a closet full of them.
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I have two Foley bows that shot great. They are considered long bows but are 56". They do have the reflex deflex riser.
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I've gotta 46" Stalker by Rodney Wright. It's a fun bow to shoot, as long as your draw isn't over 28". It's my "plinkin'" bow.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v495/Stealthed/Bow/Stalker/stalkerwdb2standinsmall.jpg)
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My go to bow right now is a Morrison Cheyenne 54" Recurve carbon/foam core limbs. Its super quiet,super fast,and most important I can hit what I aim at with it! I have a new 54" Morrison ILF longbow arriveing this week also :) .
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Used to own a 54" Shrew
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Sheepeater at 48" strung is as GOOD as they get. Smooth, fast, handy in tight spots, just an all around Top Shelf short bow.
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They can be hard to find, but the John Maus, Lone Wolf, "Banshee" recurve is a fine little bow. I had a 48#, 52" bow that was a very good shooter.
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Shrew all the way for me. I have a 54" recurve and 52" longbow and they shoot awesome!!
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54" Saluki Turk, real fun to shoot.
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www.beelertraditionalbows.com (http://www.beelertraditionalbows.com)
I have the 56" and could'nt be happier.
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I have a 52" Wing Red Wing Hunter that I can shoot out of a portable blind. Smooth as any bow 60" long, fast and powerful
Try to find one.
sam
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I like my Browning Cobra I @ 50"
(http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h21/VAbowbender/Bows/Cobra.jpg)
(http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h21/VAbowbender/Bows/Cobra2.jpg)
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I'm going to throw the 54" Howatt Hi-Speed into the ring. One of my favorites.