I had a 58" one piece that shot great at my 28.5 draw.

QuoteOriginally posted by steadman:
Brad I thought it was a prerequisite for living in Wyoming,  that is shooting a pronghorn. At least that's what Randy told me    

I know, right?  I will be one of these days..

QuoteOriginally posted by huntnmuleys:
 

QuoteOriginally posted by steadman:
Brad I thought it was a prerequisite for living in Wyoming,  that is shooting a pronghorn. At least that's what Randy told me      

I know, right?  I will be one of these days.. [/b]

Its true you know.

That's why I haven't moved over yet, that and everytime I hit Evanston the wind blows me into Nebraska! Gotta figure the anchor system down  

QuoteOriginally posted by steadman:
That's why I haven't moved over yet, that and everytime I hit Evanston the wind blows me into Nebraska! Gotta figure the anchor system down    

You gotta learn to walk with a tilt down here and always aim a little to the north west.

My draw length is close to yours, and have never noticed finger pinch with my 60"  3 piece Pronghorn. But if I were to buy another I would probably be looking for a 62", just to try a little longer one.
 I have had two 60" and one 66" Pronghorn.  For me the 66" bow felt a little too long, but I imagine I could have gotten used to it, if I did not have the 60" to shoot.

Yep.  I'm gonna keep my eyes on the classifieds for a 62" three piece in the low to mid fifties.  If I can't find a complete bow I may order an extra set of limbs to make a 62" bow.
Thanks again for your insight.
Mike

Ratatat:

Just what the doctor ordered?

http://tradgang.com/noncgi/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=201;t=001091

I saw that.  Just a little too light.  Beautiful bow though.

I have a 60" 3pc with a draw close to yours and it shoots great