64" Two Tracks Longwalker 53@28. I'm using 32" Carbon Express Heritage 150's. My arrows are tipped with 150 grain Razor Caps.

Wow, that Sasquatch is one beauty of a bow! Kirk is one talented individual. One day, I'm gonna have to drive up and see him.

Martin Hunter 60@28 shooting Legacy 2219's 31" 5.5" traditional feathers with Simmons Tree Shark 190g broadheads.

Shooting my new 50# Black Widow PLX. Beaman Centershot arrows with 175 grain Woodsman broadheads.

Hoyt buffalo 58lbs at my draw
Beman centershot with vpa 3 blade 150's

Nice looking setup!

65# @ 28 Toelke takedown whip with beamon centershot with 235gr (135 grn with 100grn insert) magnus up front, or a simmons tree shark

liquid courage, that arrow is just plain "nasty" looking.

55# @ 29 Silver Tip,30"
Great Northern Side mount quiver
Gold Tip 5575 with 100gr brass inserts,
Zwickey Black Diamond 135gr.

I hope everyone has a safe and successful season! Look forward to the stories!  

mostly will be with my 50# howatt x200, surewood shafts some 50 year old cedars and zwickey deltas and mowoc Dots.

64" Schafer T/D Recurve 47# at 30" shooting 400 Axis Trads with 175 grains up front!!

58 in Centaur 51 @ 28 Gt 55/75 with Muzzy Phantoms up front.

60" dale dye medicine point 54#@28 shooting easton FMJ 400's with 175gr Simmons tigersharks upfront

45@28 Hoyt Dorado, Easton stalker extreme's 45/60's with 135 grain Zwickey Eskilite with bleeders.

Big Ed: If I had a dream recurve, that Schafer sounds like it would fit the bill.

BW PSAX 58" 47#@28 split finger and standard grip. 65-70 douglas fir 11/32 with 160 grain VPA 3 blade broadheads 29 1/2 BOP.

Don Dow "Stik", 50# @ 28", Surewood shafts, 125 gr Zwickey Eskimo. Ground sitting with my newly made light weight ghillie.

All in.

58" 58@28 morrison Cheyenne.
400 axis traditional, 75gr insert, 200gr VPA terminator

The bows I shoot are the ones in my signature.   I shoot 31.25" 2018's out of the longbow, with 125 grain Simmons landsharks or Steelforce broadheads.  I'm shooting the 68# limbs on the recurve, using 2419's with 175 grain Magnus 3-blade broadheads.

I've shot both all summer.  Muscles are strong now and I really prefer the heavy bow this time around for some reason.  But I know it's way more horsepower than I need for Midwest whitetails, especially with a long draw.   And I'm aware that it might be a bit tougher to shoot well after sitting in a cold stand for a few hours.

Since I can switch back and forth and shoot them both decently, and the sight picture is similar for both, I'll likely use both of them, depending on the circumstances.