My new gal arrived safe and sound a couple of days ago. (just now had time to sit down and share) Made by Kegan McCabe out of Fombell, PA.

Doesnt have the frills of some of the beauties ive seen on here but let me tell you son, she is one lean mean killin machine. 57@28 and 62" AMO. This is a pure no-nonsense killin' rig let me tell you fellers.

A wonderful build IMO and i look forward to interupting many sets of vital organs with this bad girl, her name is the "Meatstick"

 

 

 

 


If your in the market for a straight killer, check out Kegans bows, you cant beat the customer service, and just outright freindlyness. My wait time was 2 weeks       (my favorite part!)

BTW, thats my litte "trophy room" i guess you would call it. Although the real trophy is the memories made chasing God's great critters IMO, hope you enjoyed on this snowy monday here in NC.

 

It's perfect.  I LOVE IT when I get to build the simple ones.  (The facy ones are nice to make also, but there's just something about simplicity.)

I like it, Congrats!!!

Yes, sir, looks good.  I like the looks of the grip shape a lot.  I like simple too....more all the time.  It reminds me of the early days when I started.

Looks good!

Looks good. My first custom was a Chaperal.

Brown Dia. wood a and Bamboo limbs. Still one of my favs. I have a few bows that cost twice as much. Still shoot the plain one often... One of my best bows. To bab there not made any more.


Rich K.

Sometimes simpler is better. This is one of those times. Nice lookin bow!

Well Done Dalton! I like the looks of her. Nice Man-Cave too.    

Enjoy her. God bless.          

Nice! Is that a stained oak riser?

looks great. congrats !!  nice bucks on the wall too

QuoteOriginally posted by YORNOC:
Nice! Is that a stained oak riser?

sure is, i really like how simple she is as well

Beautiful bow indeed Sir, Congrats.
Tom