Just curious.
66" for this season just passed.
76" selfbow that my buddy built for himself. It broke after about 6 months.
68" longbow. Never had any problem with the length.
For hunting, a 68" Mohawk. Never noticed any issues with the longer length.
70" HH Wesley Special and Cheetah
My 66" Shelton is the longest so far. I haven't blooded it yet but have hunted with it a few times and have not felt handicapped by the length thus far.
62" which is plenty for me.
I don't really get the appeal of longer bows, at least from a practical hunting perspective, but maybe that's not what it's about.
68"
68 inches
And that Mohawk was sure pretty to look at while sitting in a tree!
68"
70" tip to tip MR Hamilton Scorpion. She is out in the shop, delaminated. That was a good shooting son of a gun. :(
My Zona...68"
64"
Isn't there a saying about guys who shoot loooong bows? :D
I have two 70" bows. I hunt with one 60#@28" and the other is for form work. I killed my Texas hog with it last year.
MAP
A 64" Earth Archery ridgerunner. The longest i'll go these days is 60".
QuoteOriginally posted by Rob W.:
Isn't there a saying about guys who shoot loooong bows? :D
Long bow socks? :saywhat:
68-inch Hill. I like the 66 inchers better for a 28-9njch draw. Come to think of it , I also shot a 70-inch yew selfbow. Very smooth, but no arrow shelf. Took a little adjustment, but a nice shooter.
68" Bow River longbow by Rick Lepp. You don't seem to run into too many longer than that anymore.
70" Hill so far, building a 72" currently.
69" sky Trophy Longbow, it was a good shooter, hard as hell to shoot out of a treestand, never killed a deer with it.
i am 64" tall.
i shot a 72" longbow some time back.
they said i looked like an olympic pole vaulter.
bill
68" for me, still do, my BowRiver Whitetailer 68" 72#@30 made for me, my first custom bow, a mild R\\D!
I would love to have a JD Berry 70" or a Miller in 70"....
One day...
72" English War Bow
i tried to shoot one of raging water's 100# bows last year. i'm still walking very slowly.
I'm currently using 70" HH Redman.
I've only owned one hybrid longbow in my lifetime and that was a 68" Belcher "Longhorn".
My 73" welchman ELB!!!
And Bill i would love to one day be able to try out a 150# ELB!!! Ive already had all the kids im gonna!!! :biglaugh:
Lance
My 73" welchman ELB!!!
And Bill i would love to one day be able to try out a 150# ELB!!! Ive already had all the kids im gonna!!! :biglaugh:
Lance
64 on foam, thanks Bowhuntingfool.
72" target, 70" hunting
70" for my Hills. I have three like that, with a fourth on the way. Coming from a 64" Black Widow PL background, I was a little worried about how long a 70" Hill would be. No need to worry, it isn't much of a difference, but it makes a world of difference in how well I can shoot the Hills.
70" Tembo & Big 5.
My first a 64" JD Berry. It's was what the bowyers recommend.
69" Sky Trophy Longbow. Killed my first two deer with that bow. I am now considering a 70 inch Hill.....
70" Hill Big Five has been my longest.
68 in. Just for 3D, not hunting,66 in for hunting. Although I don't feel a 68 in hunting bow would be a handicap. We humans are quite adaptable.
66" here
68" Jerry Hill I hunted with one season about 20 years ago.
68"
72" Dick Palmer Hunter. Still have it.
66" Legend
68" Kohannah Longbow. 2 shots, no blood yet. Sweet to shoot, no problems in the woods yet.
70" Ben Pearson "Ol Ben" D type longbow. It was marked 55# @ 28", but felt like I was trying to bend a 2x4. Owned a Marriah Thermal 55#'er that felt like half the weight of the BP. Think it was badly mis-marked. Didn't have that one long!
66" economical archery grey wolf hybrid. broke, but was a great shooter.
my replacement 62" verison will be here soon
72"
70 inch Cheetah ... wish I never sold it.
Bob.
68" Jerry Hill.
68" OWL bow
72" self bow I started on... didn't like being drawn to 31"
It cracked through the grip at 1000 shots or so.
68" Martin Mountaineer 60@28 on a bunny
Anybody here shoot one of those strange asymmetrical aisian longbows? Those things are really long!
68" Abbott, Martin, Greatree
GB if I remember correctly the "Goatherders Staff" was a good bit over 72".
I'm thinking 80 plus tip to tip.
Please correct me if I'm wrong.
God bless,Mudd
You got it right. It was made out of Missouri cedar
66"