I thought you Hill types might like this. It is my new Pronghorn Nighthawk by Herb Mealand. I have shot it a little and it seems very smooth and very forgiving and like all my Pronghorns the speed is very respectable.

Tradganger Jack Skinner took it out a few times to see if he wanted one. He took a few pics for me since I have been super busy moving.

Nice! Any close-ups?

Nice Randy, what are the specs?

I have the 66" model, 56# @ 28", osage riser, black glass limbs. I really like mine.

awesome ! I saw another post elswehere about Herb's "D " bow ... specs ?
Is it d/r or actually straight when unstrung ?

It is an R/D slightly. I will get some unstung pics later this evening.

Looks good to me.......

yup, that's an r/d "D" all right, and what a black beauty!  congrats randy!!!                

maybe we should make it easier on what to call these hybrids -  an RDD, as oppposed to an ELB or AFL or LMNOP.    :D

Looks Nice!  

I like the looks of that one!!!!   :cool:

Nice  

Sweet!

Eric

like the dark wood

looks great.  more pics please

Is that made from the gray action wood?  pretty sharp looking bow there.    

That one is easy on the eyes.      

QuoteOriginally posted by Shedrock:
Nice Randy, what are the specs?

I have the 66" model, 56# @ 28", osage riser, black glass limbs. I really like mine.

This one is 64" 55@28"

Black action wood with black glass. One red core glass lamb.

AWESOME  

Randy hope you dont mind but here are a few more that I took while I had it. Great shooting bow I have been thinking of new D-bow and this is a great choice. The bow next to the pronghorn was made buy a local bowyer who no longer makes bows and is three lbs heavier in draw weight at my draw length and not as fast as the pronghorn.

A few shots from closer in as some requested.

Oh yeah! That's nice. The red glass lam set it off very well.

Thanks for the additions Jack