Anyone have any information about Whisperstick Bows? I understand that the Bowyers name is JD Lund and that he is from Michigan. I was wondering if you have shot one or seen one if you would share your opinion of the Bows?
Thanks,
Tom
Tom, Jim Lund is his name, They shoot nice. Not sure Jim is still making them. I know Tradition Outdoor supply in Sand Lake, MI had some a couple of years ago.
I have owned two of his three models. The Mojostick (one piece recurve) and a Kajika Stick (three piece recurve). Very quiet, fast and shootable bows. Very easy to tune also and shot a variety of shaft spines very well.
I own a Voodoo stick. Great and beautiful bow. Once tuned it shoot s awesome. JD is a very nice guy as far as I was aware he was still making bows a few months ago.
JD Lund is still making them, a friend of mine bought a bow from him just over a month ago,
and I can only say they are sweet shooters, fast and, when tuned right, quiet enough for a recurve!
The bows are very good at highlighting flaws in your form, and sensitive to errors.
This, to me, is a good thing as it helps develop you as an archer..
here is a link to pics and my friends thoughts!
http://tradgang.com/noncgi/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=093524#000000
SveinD
They are great bows,especially considering the price.I have 2 of the Mojostiks which are his one piece recurve.Mine are 56" and I draw 29".They are smooth drawing,fast,quiet and easy for me to shoot.This one has cocobolo and bocote in the riser,bocote limbs and antler tips.
(http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a140/jbrandenburg/Mojostik022.jpg)
This guy hated mine
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Nice buck Onehair.I like that bow too.Are the veneers osage?
This is another picture of mine that shows the veneers better.This one is 53#.
(http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a140/jbrandenburg/Mojostik024.jpg)
This is my other one,a 48 lb.er.The riser is Macassor ebony and cocobolo and the limb veneers are quilted maple.I have yrt to get a photograph of this bow that clearly shows how beautiful the grain is in the maple.This one sure is fun to shoot.
(http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a140/jbrandenburg/Mojostik029.jpg)
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(http://i191.photobucket.com/albums/z287/rastaman1953/DSC01647.jpg)
Here is mine with an Asbell grip. Sweet shooting bow!
I bought mine this spring. First trad bow that I will hunt with. Great shooting bow, quiet and quick as well. He is also very reasonable with pricing.
Ganzer
All Osage,very dark and several knots. Made a pretty bow.
I have a 56" mojostick 50# @ 28", zebrawood and kingwood riser with zebrawood limbs. Quickly became my favorite bow. I bought it from the classifieds on here. As many others have said, quiet, quick and affordable.
My 56"er is a rocket. Plus, you would be hard pressed to find a nicer guy to deal with. Great bows, great bowyer.
Kevin
Makes a nice recurve.
I have 2 of the mojostiks. One is 56" and 52@28 and is gorgeous with kingwood and tulipwood. The other is 60" and 60@28 all tulipwood. I am very impressed with them. They are quiet and shoot great.
My son has a 37# MojoStick and a 42# Kajikastick. I steal them every chance I get. Great bows, real shooters.
Thanks everyone for the information. I will have to check them out after the bow season is over. Good luck to everyone and happy holidays!
Tom