Anybody have a Palouse Recurve? How's it shoot? Been thinking about a thread on these from a month or two ago, and I'd eventually like to have one for my little collection.

They are just so pretty and unique, and I can't help but think they're shooters. I draw about 26.5"- anybody care to report on how they behave at that length?

Thanks,
-Charlie

Okay, I know they don't make them anymore and they're probably pretty rare, but I thought a guy here had one.

Somebody must own one. Anybody?

-Charlie

Check out this thread:

  Palouse Static Recurve

Thanks, Jhoneil. That thread is the one I've been drooling about. I'm the knuclehead who asked how to use the archiving sites.

I was wondering how these bows actually shoot. I;m pretty sure from the pictures that I want one. Eventually.

I figured you'd see this thread eventually. Thanks for the response.

-Charlie

Dunno if this info is still good or not.

Palouse Traditional Archery Mfg.
P.O. Box 44; 945 Pine St.
Potlatch, ID 83855
208-875-2301
dkenyon@potlatch.com
Contact: Doug Kenyon
Manufacturer of the "Millenium," a full-static
recurve, and the "Apollo," a reflex-deflex-reflex
longbow.

oh right Doh! - must be getting old and my memory is not as  good anymore....

I want one myself and as soon as I get some time off from work, I will try to make my own static western recurve. I've only done horsebows with no shelves before but they seem to be similar.