I would like to have a 62 Kodiak , I still have my Howatt Super Diablo I bought in 1977 great bow and I shot Howatt Hunters for a number of years .  Even though Im a bowyer and only hunt and shoot my own bows I still like to collect a little , I just recently acquired 3 vintage bows . A Pearson Cougar its like new, a Howatt High Speed  with a bubinga handle its like new also and has the curved stripe, and I got a Grizzly that was camo painted I stripped it and it had a very nice Shedua handle under that ugly paint.

Another old bow showed up today. A White Wing. This thing is HEAVY and the grip is huge. It shoots a treat though. I feel like there is some serious accuracy in this bow if I do my part. I really need to stay off of auction sites now.

60" 67 1/2 47# Super Kodiak. I can't tell you how many times I have regretted selling that bow.
I killed my first buck with that bow 11--11-1969.

My Dad's Marz T/D recurve- orange alum. riser w/ wood panels pressed into each side of the grip, maple limbs with glossy black glass, 66", 45#. Made by Mr. Marz back in 1973 or '74. We lived in NW PA at the time, 2 mi from the NY state line & south of Jamestown.

Dad hunted with it for a few years & decided that he liked gun hunting better.

Many years later, after I got bitten by the bug, I asked Dad about it. A week or so later, a home made 8" PVC pipe container arrived at my door from AZ, where my folks had moved to. Inside was that bow along with a dozen fiberglass arrows that Mr. Marz had also made for my dad, and a note: "You'll use this more than I ever did!  Love, Dad!