I know of one guy who cuts the sleeve off on the bow arm,but I just trim a bit and wear an armguard...

I worry that all of the hanging material may interfere with the bow string.
I do use a leafy camo jacket a lot in the early season, before we are required to wear the blaze orange.  I think the 3D aspect helps in not being detected by deer.

Suddenly when I click on my "favorites" saved for this site I get a message saying I am forbidden.
This link address pops up.  https://www.tradgang.com/tgsmf/index.php?PHPSESSID=orqj6n3iku2brok2qnl65t2h15;wwwRedirect
But if I just enter "Tradgang.com" in search, I get onto the site.
Is it just me?
Yes, I removed the old link.
Thanks.

I had a Kolometz long ago.

Great color! 

NICE!!!

I have a full Rancho Safari kit and may get one of these too just to have a lighter weight, less hot version.  Thanks for the link!

I have owned many Widows over the years. I don't feel there are any performance gains with the exotic woods as the performance comes from the limb design and the limb cores. I "think" that Widow uses the same core material in all of their models with the PL series having a thin inner layer of carbon. Carbon on the back and belly of the limbs does enhance the performance, but not enough to justify the cost (for me, but I'm cheap). Some of the exotic woods are heavier if you prefer more weight and Widow does off G10 risers if you like a heavy bow. Personal preference, but I'm a Greybark, Autumn Oak, Greenleaf fan. My first Widow was an MAB...an MA that was painted black. Never worried about scratches and if I did scratch it, touching it up was a breeze!

Welded up a 1" square tubing stand so I can move the target around in the yard.
Pretty happy with rev 1.
Anyone build something similar?

Just wanted to know what diameter.
And yes, this thread has shot my interest.