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Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: StickBowManMI on October 11, 2010, 10:10:00 AM
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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)
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This guy hated mine
(http://i942.photobucket.com/albums/ad269/Onehair/Deer%20Season%202009/OKDeer016.jpg)
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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)
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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/DSC01646.jpg)
(http://i191.photobucket.com/albums/z287/rastaman1953/DSC01647.jpg)
Here is mine with an Asbell grip. Sweet shooting bow!
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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
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All Osage,very dark and several knots. Made a pretty bow.
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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.
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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
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Makes a nice recurve.
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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.
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My son has a 37# MojoStick and a 42# Kajikastick. I steal them every chance I get. Great bows, real shooters.
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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