Just purchased this from a really nice fellow Tradganger.  My expectations were very high for this bow. I must say, it is all that and more.  For those who have shot Shrews I need say no more.  For those who haven't....don't order one, you'll make the wait longer for me when I get the funds for my second.      

Great looking bow wish i could find a used one.

Great looking bow , congrats :0)  

Nice bow,love the grip on them!

My classic hunter is a awesome little bow ! Sure wish I could post picks of it because it the best looking shrew Ive seen . Its 54 in. long , 48 lbs @ 28 in. Tamo Ash vanners , Very figurtive Balvreian Rosewood riser and tips , Elephant Ivory tip overlays . Smooth and fast shooter for sure .

Mike

QuoteOriginally posted by BRITTMAN:
My classic hunter is a awesome little bow ! Sure wish I could post picks of it because it the best looking shrew Ive seen . Its 54 in. long , 48 lbs @ 28 in. Tamo Ash vanners , Very figurtive Balvreian Rosewood riser and tips , Elephant Ivory tip overlays . Smooth and fast shooter for sure .

Mike

Sounds like a beauty, Mike.  Send me pics and I'll post them for ya.      
I'll PM you my email address.

Nice

no doubt!

   

QuoteOriginally posted by Dave2old:
And a gorgeous quiver to boot! dave

Thanks, compliments of Steven Catts.  He does wonderful work for sure.    

Glad you like it! I would have kept that one if it was a little lighter.

Tim, that's a pretty early one, looks like #2, made in December of 1997, 56" 56#@ 26"...    

Great memory, Ron.  Beautiful craftsmanship.    

QuoteGreat memory, Ron.  

Not really, I just enlarged it so I could read the serial #......  

QuoteOriginally posted by Ron LaClair:
 

QuoteGreat memory, Ron.  

Not really, I just enlarged it so I could read the serial #......      [/b]

   

Glad you found what you were lookin' for Tim! Best Of Luck With Her.

... mike ...

Great memory, and really good records!

It must be gratifying to be producing as many bows as you can these days, and still see your efforts of 12 years ago being enjoyed anew.  Must be doing SOMETHING right!

Daryl

Very nice Tim, p.m. me when you want to sell the Cheyenne.

T.J.

Tim,

How do the draw weights compare on the Cheyenne and Shrew?  Can you tell anything about the relative performance?

I would assume that the Cheyenne might be a couple fps faster with the same bow poundage and same arrow, but who knows?

What I am wondering is if you would order a Shrew a few pounds heavier if you wanted to match performance with a familiar Cheyenne...

I need to get out and shoot!

Hey Daryl,

The Cheyenne is 50 @ 26 and the Shrew is 56 @ 26.  They both shoot 2016's with 210 gr. Silver Flames very well (when I do my part...I am not a seasoned shooter).  For me, the Shrew seems to point and shoot where I am looking a little better.  Both are quiet and solid.  I expected maybe a little hand shock from the light weight Shrew...gladly, not the case.  Two very different bows, both masterpieces and excellent examples of these makers' fine craftsmanship.