Again, congrats Ron! That definitely is a bow to be proud of. Sexy little thing that it is!  

Beauty!!

Nice  

wow, that's a beauty!

Fine looking bow, nice wood combo, without being overdone.  

Nice looking recurve...      

WOW!!!  This bow is beautiful!!  

Add my name to the list of guys to talk to if you ever want to sell it!

Very nice.  Congratulations!

Pretty bow.

very nice Ron      

Sweet bow Ron. Love those Cherry limbs.  

That bow is a class act, awesome work.

Awesome!  I picked up a gently-used bocote River Runner from Killdeer last year and I really enjoy it.  Nice wood selections there.  Beauty!

Kingsnake

Chad is a craftsman!  That is the first 62" River Runner I have seen, didn't know he made them that long.

QuoteOriginally posted by PICKNGRIN:
Chad is a craftsman!  That is the first 62" River Runner I have seen, didn't know he made them that long.

Chad just started the 62" River Runners not to long ago.....and I'm glad he did....lol! Thanks for the nice comments, I do like cocobolo and Osage!!

Ron, the woods are really beautiful and just look at that string/limb tip angle! I sold my 60" River Runner because it was right-handed and I switched over. If I get a replacement, it will probably be a 62". That thing looks like it could be drawn WAAAY back. And that dual shelf is not a bad idea at all. I have a '56 Kodiak that I shoot from both sides, but it's no where near as smooth as I'm sure yours is.

Keep me in mind when you get ready to sell that one  

nice!!

Bladepeek.....sell it?       I don't think so....lol! I draw just a shade over 29" and she is smooth from start to finish!

I ran some Ash arrows that I made up for stump shooting out of this bow and it's really neat. 750gr, 60-65 spine, 125gr up front. After 25 yards they drop off pretty quick but the bow is almost silent at the shot and the wack the 3-D target with a real whoompph!!

Beautiful!

Tough to beat Chad's craftsmanship, congrats on a special bow.