To keep from buying another bow!
For some reason I have a heckuva itch for a 62in takedown curve. I don't need one. I have two very good custom bows that do everything I want.
Went through a bunch of bows to get to the two I have and I have know reason to get anymore.
WILL POWER...DISCIPLINE... yeah that's it.
No reason! That's crazy talk! Buy the bow!! ;>)
Hey
I have the same affliction.
Don't know why but I crave a 62" recurve also.
So far I'm doing ok. But I think I had better stay away from any big shoots with lots of bowyers there.
Good luck to you.
John
I had the same itch a few months ago. Lack of money solved my problem, until I had sense hit me in the head.
None of us need another bow, but it's nice to want. There is nothing wrong with wanting a bow and nothing wrong with buying one. I say if you can afford it, go for it and enjoy.
A 62" recurve is just perfect in my mind. Not too long to use in a treestand, yet smooth as silk on the draw. And a takedown would be perfect for any bowhunting trips that might require airlines. Just take it apart, wrap it in a case, and throw it in your duffle. Of all the bows ever made I think a 62" takedown recurve is the best of everything.
Did I help? :bigsmyl: :bigsmyl: :bigsmyl:
Holy heck... it must be something in the air because I been wanting a 62" PMAIII for some odd reason... which is more weird since I only have a 25" draw!!!
Rob... I can help YOU... send me all YOUR trade fodder and cash... that way YOU won't have the means to buy YOURSELF another bow... but I will... and I'm perfectly happy with my glutinous ways in the archery world, lol... so it's a win-win situation for us both. :readit:
Best of luck to you but I fear you case is terminal and you will be needing another hole in your head... oops I meant bow. ;)
Yes Whip you are correct...62in is better!
Did it help...no. :archer:
No help here--can't have too many bows.
After reading a bunch about Jack Howard, I would jike a 64 to 68 inch recurve but finding someone to build one is tough........
You don't really need more than 2 good bows,so you'll have the consistence you need.But if it is the pleasure of owning more this is another story.I have something like 90 bows but I try to use only one for hunting and practice.I shoot 5 or 6 everyday but at short distances where to change isn't a issue.
Whats an affliction,just because my bow rack looks like a revolving rack at Macy's doesn't mean I have an affliction,does it. :bigsmyl:
With my track record... you don't want my help!
:smileystooges: :knothead:
:archer:
Have more kids,nothing crimps the finances like little ones. That would stop the buying for awhile. :goldtooth:
I have a 65#@28" 62" Bear Hunter T/D Recurve with 12 new Port Orford cedar arrows. I have $350 into it, and will throw in the new string. Shipping around 25-30$. Nice condition.
You don't need help. I DO! I have 15 bows. Eight recurves and seven longbows. I'm really trying to do better.
I can't help myself, so I am sure that I can be no help to you......LOL
Grinch you do have an affliction!!
However you are in good company.
John
I would like to help you but I have my own problems sorry.
QuoteOriginally posted by Norminator:
I have a 65#@28" 62" Bear Hunter T/D Recurve with 12 new Port Orford cedar arrows. I have $350 into it, and will throw in the new string. Shipping around 25-30$. Nice condition.
Too heavy for me.
Same issue here. Couldn't fight the urge any longer and just had to order one today.
same here.. Just bought a new one today