xtrema; the Riser is Bacote and curley Zebra wood with a Bacote sadle, it is 62" and 53#@28

My favorite recurve! And that one's a beauty. I'm usually a longbow guy but keep Don's bow with three sets of limbs because I've never had one I like better.  I keep reading threads where guys say "I had a xxxx bow and sold it....sure wish I had it back."  I'm always wondering if it shot as good as they say, why in the world get rid of it! They don't eat anything if they hang unused for a while, and then it's almost like getting a new bow if you take it down and mess around with it--new silencers or string, and a whole lot less expensive. At least that's been my experience.

very nice!

Sweeeeeeeeeeeet looking bow,enjoy!  

Great looking bow! I have the same exact riser, but with bocote limb veneers

congrats!!! Don makes a fine bow own 3 of them enjoy 1 day left of the ohio bow season go brake it in!!

 I also love my assenheimer,they are great people to deal with and Don makes a top-notch bow you will love it in the field enjoy.  :cool:

Wow...that is a great bow.  Like George said thought...background for your photos is real important.
Lets the lens see all the shades and colours.
Deer hides work great too.

Wait...I've got to wipe the drool off of my laptop.

Wow, that is beautiful!    :eek:

You will love the way Don's bow shoots..I'm waiting at the mail box for an additional bow from Don. .......

if you do ever want to sell that bow let me know

I absolutely love my Assenheimer! It is my go to bow if I am not in the zone and need to get my grove back. If I have been doing a lot of target practice, with my other bows, and I get tired, I lean on the Assenheimer.

I point, shoot and the arrow hits the mark. What more can a hunter ask for?