I'm curious about a Kota Bow can anyone lend info on these? And if there is a website please direct me too it.
Thx, Donald

Here ya go:  Kota Bows

Fine bows made by a good man!

Loved my Kill-um so much I have another on order.

This one is Bocote and Birds-eye.
 

 

 

They are very smooth and at #46 @ 29.5's still fast.  If I take a deer with my Savannah this weekend I'm going to switch back to my Kota to hopefully take another later this year.  I started shooting traditional with my Savannah so I wanted to take at least one with it.  It is a great bow also.


The one I have on order is going have a Cocobolo handle with Curly/Spalted Myrtle limbs with Pronghorn tips.  Can't wait to see it, about 6-8 more weeks.

Josh

We own 2 Prairie Fire longbows.  They are great bows.  Tim is a great guy to work with.

QuoteOriginally posted by katie:
We own 2 Prairie Fire longbows.  They are great bows.  Tim is a great guy to work with.

I was hoping you'd post a photo of the one with the Myrtle limbs to help me pass the time...

Josh

Done:
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Ok, that did not work!

Will try this one.

And this one.

ttt

How do they stand in the speed category compared to others?
Please give names of others?
Reason I'm thinking of purchasing one.
Thx.

ttt

QuoteOriginally posted by katie:
And this one.
 

Thats the one I was talking about...wow I can't wait to see what mine looks like when it's here.

Katie...remember this one, love this photo:
 

Hey 30coupe...where are yours?

Josh

QuoteOriginally posted by The Ghost:
How do they stand in the speed category compared to others?
Please give names of others?
Reason I'm thinking of purchasing one.
Thx.

Don't know how fast they are...but I can hit what I'm looking at that is for sure.  

One day I was on the back porch of my friends house and saw a couple of straw bales against the wood line.  There was a piece of plastic about 2" sq...said do you mind if I take a shot at that, go ahead he says.  I missed it by an inch to the right and it was 28 yards, I had to pace it off to find that out.

I gave up caring about speed when the training wheels came off, I'm happy to hit what I'm looking at.

Josh

Hey Oliverstacy what type of arrow setup do you shoot with your Kota?

Not sure about speed.  My husband has had his Kota for maybe 5 years.  We go to shows and shoots.  He has shot lots of bows and has yet to find one he thinks even comes close to his Kota.  That says something!

I placed an order for one yesterday....I have hunted with Tim a couple of times and I'm am impressed with the workmenship and knowledge that Tim puts into his product.....Hope it will hold up to the Texas heat....

Mike...what did you order...my Kill-um is scheduled for a December build.  It has been a long wait but will be worth it.

Josh

QuoteOriginally posted by The Ghost:
Hey Oliverstacy what type of arrow setup do you shoot with your Kota?

I have shot Beman Classic MFX 500's cut to 30.5 with 145 grains up front.  I had to add some shelf material to get it to spine right but it shoots great.  

This spring I was shooting 31" 2114 SuperSlams with 150 grains up front...that was the most accurate arrow yet.  I'm currently trying to find some more but will fine tune my Beman's this spring for turkeys...if that is what I'm chasing them with.  I might be chasing them with my on order Kill-um or a Whisperstik Mojo that is being built also.  Going to be a good spring!

Josh