I was talking with Mr. JD Berry today when he asked a favor of me.

As it turns out Mr. Berry has built a bow of a design that he hasn't tried before.

The bow is a combination of the "Mistydawn" and the Morningstar" in that it is a string follow bow with a reverse handle.

Mr. Berry asked if I would be willing to accept shipment of the bow then put it through it's paces and give him my appraisal of how it performs.

I of course jumped on that plan immediately...lol

I wish I could remember the details about the bow to include now but I will have to fill in the specs on the bow when it arrives.....ole-timers struck again)

After a short period of shooting it I will send it on to the address that will be included in with the bow.

God bless,Mudd

Yea keep us posted. God bless.

Good for you my friend. I'll be looking forward to the "bow report".    

Aw geez....here we go again with something else I'm gonna want.     :D

I never knew "huckleberry"  meant you were a bow tester?! Lol! If that is the case I want to be someone's "huckleberry" too. Congrats on the awesome opportunity and I'll be looking forward to the test results.

I can't wait for the pictures!  Good on ya brother!  Great talking to ya tonight.

Bob.

Ps, I have rediscovered my Osage Royale and am loving shooting it, cool Chuck is mentioned in the Ed Pitchkites book you gave me.

Mudd,

I know the movie for that quote...great scene.

Congrats.  I'm sure you will make it sing and then provide good input as a "tester".

You go, ole Hoss!

Mudd,
 The term "Huckleberry" back in  it's day meant "pallbearer"! Not sure I  spelt that       correctly... So who are you putin in the ground?                                                  

It can also mean "the right person to  do the job " and that   be you          Mudd...                                      

That sounds like a fun opportunity.  Looking forward to your comments after you try it out.

Lucky guy Mr. Mudd. Hahaha

A couple of things this bow taught me today after about 100 or so arrows.

My 1st arrows out of it made me immediately think of a "Bumblebee"(that's not supposed to be able to fly) in that a 62" bow that only draws 42@28 should not be able to shoot like this one.

One is that Mr Berry can build a bow that draws as smooth or smoother than my Vixen.("Amazon Lady")

62" bows can be built with all the good characteristics of a longer limbed bow without the loss of any performance or smoothness.

The conclusion I came to was...I want one for myself and I placed my order...lol

God bless,Mudd

PS: I will get some pictures posted, hopefully before the day is out.

 that sounds like fun!

Mudd, did they discover oil on your place?    

Bro Mudd you got to many Bows ya don't need another one  or do ya  

David mitichell, I'll take that that bet, you're wrong. James

QuoteOriginally posted by JDBerry:
David mitichell, I'll take that that bet, you're wrong. James

David I am surprised that you'd think that.

The truth is I may not explain things in such a manner that it meets with the standards of all the detailed oriented folks but I will always tell you the truth and in such a way that most can understand.

If I shoot something that I think is a superior bow I will do best to get one of my own.

I can tell you that Mr James had nothing to do with my order other than taking it.

If that was one of his sales methods then by golly it's a good one...lol

I am totally honored to get the chance Mr Berry gave me.

His servant, Mudd

MUdd,
I have a secret to tell!!!!!  I talked to James about that bow last week. And my name is comming up on the list. Guess what I will have REAL SOON!!

James could not have picked a better person to test his bow, good on ya.

James and Mudd, I sure hope you saw the laughing icon on my post--totally kidding you.  I enjoy your reviews of your experiences with various bows. I have a J D Berry on my list of wanted bows.  My apologies if my post was misunderstood.  

David,
I was about to comment on your post. I read the joking nature of it, and I feel they just missed that part.