It is a Howard Hill bear cub.  It is mucho quiet.  She shoots spruce arrows out of it.

Just got my daughters Hill cub in the mail Thurs.Nice bow,VERY quiet.She is very good with a recurve and i was telling her how a Hill would feel a little differnt.After 3 shots she was busting nocks at 15 yards.

Hey dragonheart.  Did you post photos of your daughter with that bow before?  I'll bet that bow shoots those spruce arrows real nice.  

Love to see kids involved in archery, especially girls.  I'm so glad my girlfriend enjoys shooting the longbow.  Such a great sport for young kids.  As you guys know you need a lot of patience and discipline if you want to get good at this archery thing.

dragonheart- awesome pic.  my wife and i are about to have a baby girl in February and I dream about taking photos like that someday!

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Hunted with my daughter today.  No critters but a great time.  She got a chance to drive some on the dirt road.  Talk about excitement!

Thats awesome ! she will never forget that !

Wonderful photo Dragonheart!

I have my first child on the way.... When my wife broke the news to me my first thought was "hunting buddy!!!" I'm already looking at youth bows.

Great stuff there dragonheart!!!  Can't beat a day like that for nothing  

QuoteOriginally posted by dragonheart:
Hunted with my daughter today.  No critters but a great time.  She got a chance to drive some on the dirt road.  Talk about excitement!

Jeff-

It sounds like you and your daughter had an awesome time together.

Your form looks good too!

BTW-
pm me your number, my phone was stolen back in Oct. and I lost all my contacts.

We had a blast watching all of the birds and shooting longbows.  We found a ton of tracks along a fence-line.  Howard Hill Cub has been a great longbow for her.  It is yew and cocabolo handle.  Her former bow was a tradgang gift to her.  That longbow is now passed on to her younger sister that is 3.  She has a great attitude about shooting and she gets on to me when I take it too serious.  I have posted photos before, and she is more excited about being out hunting.  Congrats to you nineworlds9, and Blaino on the coming new little archers!    

Thanks for the info on the bear cubs.

Ok, like I said, I'm trying to trade one of my bow for a Hill Style bow, I draw 30", with my 68" R/D longbow, ANd was wondering which length should I get? I was thinking at least 69"... What do you think? I have one interested in the trade but he has only 68" bows?!?!?

Thank you for your help.
Cheers
David

David,my draw is 32" I have a 68"and a 70" like them both.

Dave,I draw 27-1/2".my RD bows are 66,with Hills I like 68" better,thats just me,I'd go at least 68 at your draw,I think 70 would be better.

Thank you guys, I will see what these guys have to offer me... Hope it is good!
Cheers

Dave I have a 29" draw on a straight grip Hill and have shot 66", 68" and 70". though it is a personal preference on the Hill bows I found the 70" the most comfortable all around

Mike, that is what I thought!!  I know it is a matter of preferences, but I'm sure 70" would be better... But harder to come by!
Thank you

I pull my 69" Schulz to 30.75 inches regularly. If you really want to try a Hill, I would give the 68" a shot. If you don't like it, you can sell it or trade it off pretty easily unless it is a super light or heavy weight.

Put some slack in the line and shoot the 68"

I only shoot 68" Hill bows, that length fits me perfectly.

Here are some pics of the Timberlines

L-R,  68" 78#@28" "The Highlander"
      68" 61#@28" "The Highlander"
     64" 56#@27" "YewBet"
   

L-R, 67" 73#@27" "The Safari"
    66" 55#@27" "The Safari"
    66" 66#@27" "BamYew"
   

66" 56#@27" "The White Mountain" (John Strunk took 3# off it)
 
 

Not a Timberline,but my daughter wanted to post a pic of her "Hill" bow.
Northwind 48" 18#@20"(That's gotta make you feel better MikeBiz!)  :p   Maple riser,Red elm core and belly,Cedar back with clear glass back and belly.Like the mini Hush puppies?