QuoteOriginally posted by Manitoba Stickflinger:
........I have that same characteristic, extremely good looking people do not have the genes to be easy on bows...........

Well then, I guess that makes me ugly(or maybe just real lucky!) 'cause I must carry that gene and, as Spongebob Squarepants would say, "I'm ugly and I'm proud!".....  

Freaking hilarious!  The stick figure almost had coffee shooting out of my nose....

Just character marks Barry, just character marks. When I see a beat up bow, I know it has killed many many animals and probably owned by a world class hunter!    :D

Barry, how much does he pay you to make these posts:)!
Anyway, I think they are bewitched! Like that time in SW Texas when I sailed down a ravine into a massive cactus bunch while watching my Talltines land gracefully balanced on yucca bush above me.

I have put my newest "Bare minimum" TallTines through some serious stuff too! Great bows from a great guy!

Barry

I am second for thumbs up on durability of the tall tines...standing on my deck shooting, upon release the knock breaks dry fires the bow. The bow leaps from my hand off the grill off the railing on the deck floor. Not a scratch!!!

Brian if your reading this I am so confident in the toughness of these bows that I will get a picture for everyone after I drive over my bow with my pick up.
Speak of the devil boys...got to go its Brian calling me right now.

Hangem Low
George

Okay I heard Brian call me things that I had to google.

Truck test has been sideline for time being.

Barry, I had to zoom in on your rest.  Do you cut the top half off a Bear weather rest by chance?  I trimmed the bottom off to get it to match the radius of mine before.  Always like to see how everyone modifies their rests.  Pretty neat.

QuoteOriginally posted by Lynch Mob:
Okay I heard Brian call me things that I had to google.

Truck test has been sideline for time being.

That was funny George.

BuckeyeGuy, actually I cut some off both the bottom (including the little finger)and top of a Bear rest. It's one of those that is made of nylon/rubber? I cut it down and glue it in place so the shaft sits on the finger but is kept low near my hand and the shelf. Works for me. Interesting, you're the second person to ask me about this since that photo. bw