I just love shooting my longbows . But when I shoot my toelke super static. Recurve . Well ! Why did I get this bow ! I don't want to stop shooting it Help. ,
So what's the problem, Dan?? Shoot whichever you feel like on the days you feel like it. As the old commercial goes, " sometimes you're a nut, sometimes you're not."
Arne
Yes moebow I'm a nut ! Don't want my other bows getting jealous. Lol
I have the same problem Dan I cant stop shooting my Blacktail recurve and have 5 great longbows here just crying out to me to be shot.
I just got a 2 piece SS in the mail Fri. Along with the H.S. Whip I got earlier in the year I'm going to have a few for sale soon.
bretto
Bertto what are you selling ? Don't get rid of your other bows Take them for a walk every now and then. Let them breathe the the spirit of the woods
Dan...I know what your saying. I love all my bows and enjoy shooting them. BUT...I always seem to grab and shoot my Groves Spitfire when I head out small game hunting and stump shooting.
I just love the looks and feel of this bow and I shoot it very well.
I find that when I'm shooting a longbow, I gradually develop interest in a recurve and vice versa. The result is that I switch back and forth every couple of years. Keeps things fresh!
I know what you mean, I have been heavy into my longbows lately.... When I pick up my Journeyman Recurve she never lets me down. The Journeyman Recurve will likely be the last recurve I'll every have :)
Rotation is the trick, shoot em all. You can never have too many bows! :bigsmyl:
I really want to try a SS just couldn't find a trade Mr. Johnson wanted for my perfect one that just went in the classifieds. Whichever of you got the 51@28 T/D needs to yell when it's time to sell!
It's fun trying different bows! I like them all, recurves and longbows. I find I shoot recurves better though, especially the full riser stye one-piece and TDs.
Much as I love the elegant lines of a nice longbow I don't have one at the moment. Going from my recurves to my longbows just didn't work very well for me, precision was fine but accuracy suffered. In fact, I shoot better when I stick to one recurve, but I have several. Selling my longbows allowed me to buy a couple pretty nice used customs off the classifieds... :saywhat:
I'm the same I have a couple nice longbows that I shoot pretty well but I can just drill with my widow PSA I have a hard time convincing myself to hunt with a longbow when I shoot the recurve better. Just doesn't seem right. But I do enjoy stumping and such with the longbow
I had the pleasure of shooting a Toelke SS for half a 3-D round. It was hard to give it back. I'm keeping my eyes open for the right one.
I was just out shooting SS#7 earlier. It is the smoothest bow I've ever had. It's a 50@28 and scales 55@30 (SMOOTH). No stacking/can hold it all day long. I go back and forth with a bow quiver on it and am currently liking it sans bow quiver.
and I thought I was the only person with that problem...