I am in the market for a classic D shape longbow in the 66" to 68" length and was wondering what bow builder out there makes one of the finest shooting bows in a classic D shape?  Any thoughts or photos would be greatly appreciated!

northern mist, sunset Hill, howard hill, dave johnson, david miller, omega bows.

Whippenstick!

Yellowstone.

Northern Mist

Dan Toelke has built a reputation primarily with his d/r Whip longbow but his Super Ds are exceptional. They are faster than most and like all Dan's bows are extremely well mannered and quieter than quiet. I like them so much I have ended up shooting them about 90% of the time.

Yep, Dan's Super D for me, but try all of them and you choose which one best fits you.

Northern Mist and Toelke are just 2 of many.....try all you can and the one you shoot well is the best one for you!

Finest I have ever personally shot is the 68" Fox Triple Crown Carbon made by Ron King of Fox Archery in Oregon.  Incredibly smooth and accurate, and his craftsmanship is second to none.

Mark

Craig Ekin should have it figured out by now, as does David Miller and Steve Turay. Not a bad bow in the group.

Mohawk or Robertson Purist.

James of J D Berry Archery has been building some of the finest D-shaped longbow for 32 years now. You can see is work on is web  www.jdberryarchery.com

Check out the new D-style model called the "Tribute " on the Bama bows website very nice looking d style longbow! Nates also builds d-style in his Hunter model, Royal and Elite Classic models! Hunter starts at $379 w black glass limbs!

I think Northern Mist. I was checking out another guys Shelton model on Sunday while rabbit hunting. It was beautiful, and silent.

Here we go again...

My hunting buddy Mike Robin (Bamboo)builds a D shape longbow that is smooth, stable and quick. Shoot him a PM....

Don't make a final decision without checking out Vince Migliorato's Mohawk bows, especially the Sparrowhawk.

Another vote for the Toelke Super D.

Kohannah Windwalker and Mohawk bows are great D shaped bows.  Ken