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PowWow / Re: Tradtracker Sponsorship
Last post by Tajue17 - Today at 08:53:40 AM
Just ordered an original wood version
#2
PowWow / Re: Eagle flight quivers
Last post by Mike Malvaini - Today at 08:28:49 AM
 YES!!! I have several and love them!
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PowWow / Re: Sasquatch is BLIND - We ne...
Last post by Mike Malvaini - Today at 08:25:41 AM
This bow is rediculous......

LY Beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:notworthy:  :jumper:  :notworthy:
#4
PowWow / Re: Tradtracker Sponsorship
Last post by Mike Malvaini - Today at 08:11:08 AM
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PowWow / Re: Rethinking short bows, gro...
Last post by Maclean - Today at 07:53:55 AM
I really like short bows. A lot. And since my bows main purpose is for hunting, it just makes sense. That being said, if my short bows didn't shoot as accurately as my long bows, it wouldn't make any sense. But they do. My longest is a 64" Whip, and I compare the accuracy of all my other bows to it. The rest of my bows are between 52" and 58". I'm of average height at 5'11" with an average draw length of 28¼", so bows this short obviously won't work for everyone, but for me it's a no brainer. In hunting situations, if I can get the same job done with a shorter, more maneuverable bow, why on earth would I choose a longer one?
#6
The Bowyer's Bench / Pattern sander.
Last post by Cherry Tree - November 20, 2025, 10:27:09 PM
Anyone have the ability to build one or know where someone would sell a used one I know there custom and I'm looking for a guy that has done it and will build one for me if possible. Thanks.
#7
The Bowyer's Bench / Re: Heatbox temp and duration?
Last post by Kirkll - November 20, 2025, 09:03:08 PM
Well i appreciate all the thought and time you've put into this Kevin. I think for now i'll just stick with my battery charger system until someone comes up with a solution. These chargers that work are not that expensive, and pay for themselves in time saved alone...

Besides that, i don't cook my forms to death in a hot box, and they just stay in the form vise while in use. Much less form handling.

Using heat strips will spoil ya rotten. You can build a bow complete ready to finish in 2 days easily. With that being said, i still never string my bows until the epoxy has cured overnight. But you can lay up the limbs, mount them on the riser block, profile them, and get tip overlays on the first day. Its all down hill from there... 

Kirk
#8
PowWow / Re: Sasquatch is BLIND - We ne...
Last post by Terry Green - November 20, 2025, 05:32:24 PM
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#9
PowWow / Re: Bighorn Legacy Bows Availa...
Last post by Roger Norris - November 20, 2025, 05:07:31 PM
This batch is mostly Shedua. Very classic looking!
#10
PowWow / Re: Rethinking short bows, gro...
Last post by Roger Norris - November 20, 2025, 03:00:24 PM
Quote from: STICKBENDER98 on November 20, 2025, 12:25:38 PMRoger, what are the specs on your Shrew Scout?  My idle curiosity may get me into trouble....again.  :biglaugh:



Jason

It pulls 50# at 28".....only a 50 inch bow. Very short. I like it quite a bit, but it is definitley not the bow for a guys who just hunts with "one bow". :biglaugh:

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