Hey all,

I really like seeing pics of nice bows.  Lately I have been reading up on Hill bows and thinking of maybe trying to get one later this year.  With that in mind, if anyone has any pics of Howard Hill bows how about posting them.  The official Hill website isn't very good if you want to see the bows and all the different types.  They really need a new site.

Don't forget the Badger longbow....I would like to see pics of that one too.
If ya got Hill bow pics I sure would like to see them.

Thanks for your time and hopefully your pictures.

Nala

Here she is, a 66", 70lb @ 29" Redman, together with laminated birch arrows (from Paul Jalon) wearing 190 grain Ribteks:


Practice, practice, practice:


An action shot from the Gascoyne River in Western Australia (the arrow is still in the air having just exited the goat):


And the end result, a really nice feral billy goat:


I like mine.

Cheers,

Ben

And here's a few more pictures.

Practice:


Wearing a Thunderhorn bow-quiver (the red-crested arrows are cedar made by Jason Ekins of Howard Hill Archery):


Another with the quiver attached:


And the end of a successful practice session with my brother and his Martin Hunter:


Cheers,

Ben

Here are a few of mine... 48# Big 5   ebony riser, laced grip, black glass, gloss finish. 50# Wesley Special, ebony riser, black glass, gloss finish   55# Big 5, Myrtle (?) riser, black glass, satin finish.  

The clear glass is beautiful, too, but these are what I shoot now.

Mr. Nala,
Try looking at  www.howardhilllongbowmen.com
Best Wishes

Hunting in a mile long corn field with an 85# Big Five  

The stories you could tell, Ron...something else!

check out the Howard Hill Longbowmen site:

www.howardhilllongbowmen.com


particularly the Howard Hill Bows Showcase

Many pictures of Hill bows

Dick in Seattle

Here's my 48# @28 Big Five at Shawn's bunny hunt.

 

Hum,,, this is me with my 70" Cheeta,,, Its 65lds at 28",,that was 2 months ago when i fist got it,, ( new to me, ) and i was strugeling to get it back to my draw,, of 29" i was just oout of practice and a little unactive in the winter,, but i got back to my exercises and loosen up and now its no problem,, actually thinking at ill try and get a 70lder in the fall,, and so on,,  

this is my draw now,, been doing some serious work on from and consistancy ready for Namibia this summer      

Actually i got a question,,, and any once can give any advice,, the brace height on the bow is at 6" now,, but think its a little low,, any recomendations,, is shooting fine now,, but just have a felling it should be more,, what you guys have your bows set at,, and what works best for you,,

Thanks

James

Fistmele plus about an inch and a half.

That's about 7 3/4".

Reading from the Longbow Guarantee that Craig sends with each bow, says, The conventional model
70" longbow should be braced at 6 1/2 fistmele
(+/- 1 1/8").For shorter bows, the brace height should be reduced by 1/8 for every 2" of bow length( i.e., a 66" bow should have a brace height of 6 1/4")

Yeah, 7 3/4" for a strait limbed bow is way to high.

those numbers are for curves or heavy R/D models

My 68" Redman is braced at 6 1/4", my 64" Cheetah at 6 1/8"