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thunderbird longbow?

Started by illianabowhntr67, June 08, 2009, 08:11:00 PM

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illianabowhntr67

My buddy has a lefty thunderbird longbow I'm considering buying.It's osage 47#@ 26" made by Dave Johnson.It seems like it shoots good but I've never heard one before.Any info appreciated.

Fletcher

Dave had been around for quite a while, just kinda quiet.  From Indiana as I recall.  Good solid bows.
Good judgement comes from experience.  Experience comes from bad judgement.

"The next best thing to playing and winning is playing and losing."

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JRY309

Yes they are good solid bows,like said Dave has been around for a long time.He also has the Thunderbird finish used for bows and arrows.I have used his finish for wood arrows,great product.

WestTnMan

Bought a Thunderbird from Dave about 13 years ago for my son. It is about 58" and pulls about 25# @ 23" and is called "Pooh Bear" ,which Dave named it and painted on the limb. It is one of the nicest bows I have seen and the riser is Osage. Called him up a couple of years ago to get another one, son has grown a little over 13 years, and he dosn't make them anymore. Based on the quality of the bow I have I wouldn't hesitate. Alot of kids have shot Pooh Bear and still do. If I ever run across one pulling 47 - 48# I am buying it. Right hand though.
Gen 27:3 "Take your hunting gear, your quiver and bow, and go out into the field to hunt some game for me."

chris K.

I have talked to him a few times. He sounded like a real nice guy. I want to say he lives in Linton. I waited to long before I decided to have him build me a bow. When I wanted one from him, he stopped making them. I shot one that someone built using his old forms. It was #63@28, shot nice even if it was that heavy. It was real pretty. I wish I would of bought it.
Chris Kiefner


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