Anyone else catch Yana's teaser post on IG yesterday about a new Robertson model the "Howler" in the works.

Reportedly a recurve "that can be easily switched to a hybrid longbow"

Bow has been confirmed on the Robertson Stybow FB Page and mentions the launch of a new website.

Thought there was a lot more Robertson fans on here 

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Well thats fun! I know a lot of folks were sad when he stopped making the Ravenstyk.

I like it! im a sucker for a robertson and dont currently have one in my stable. that may have to change soon!

I didn't see it, interesting but I'm not so much a one size/type does it all guy. I'm more of a specialist. A longbow riser should be a longbow riser and vice versa imo

I bought the Coy pup longbow last year. Love them Robertsons.

I have never owned a Robertson and I'm sure they are fine bows with a loyal following.  My problem with their TDs is the way the limbs mount--no attempt to have them blend smoothly into the riser profile. 

Best of the best; I bought my 1st in 89' and have five.  Trying to talk Dick into shaving a few pounds off the 68#ers.  May have to make a visit to encourage him.

Good looking sticks been wanna to order a Robertson

Quote from: Bowguy67 on May 07, 2020, 09:00:43 AM
I didn't see it, interesting but I'm not so much a one size/type does it all guy. I'm more of a specialist. A longbow riser should be a longbow riser and vice versa imo

It kinda follows along the same idea South Cox' was thinking with the Coyote or Jackal models, where you have some flexability shooting either recurve or longbow out of one riser.

The below screen shot of the Howlers release is from earlier today on Robertsons FB Page. My initial thought when I saw it was, its' profile looks like my 1pc 60" Peregrine Falcon Recurve that Dick used to make from the late 80's into mid 90's range.

Good to see Dick still innovating after 40yrs of building Styks

You can watch the whole release here if interested - https://youtu.be/kU7dXquLvsQ

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looks like a nice bow!!

 Very  :notworthy:impressive.

This is an old thread, but I haven't seen much in the way of reviews or feedback on the Robertson Howler.  Anyone have any experience with them and an opinion they'd like to share?