Man, you Aussies always seem to pull some serious weight!  Is that beautiful BW 65@28?  Must be like hunting here in New Mexico - no really close shots and lots of big animals!
Serious, she's a beaut, Ben.  I'll have to post some pics tonight of a kind of unique BW I was lucky enough to pick up awhile back - A hint: the BW folks named her the "Diamondback".

Get a little blood on it Ben!  H

She's a fine looking bow!

make some time and shoot it.  mine's smooth as silk.

Nice!

That's a winner for sure!!      

Great looking bow! I love my Widow.  

I was admiring the bow immediately below that bow, now that is as awesome bow!

Very Nice ... a good lil' Hog tamer for sure ...
Lokking foward to seeing it in the flesh !

Cant wait to see some of your grip and grin pics with her! should be a sweet shooter -

J

SWEET!!!!!

I like it!!!!

I can't see the pics from the computer I am using at the hotel business center, but I know they are lookers and great shooters.

Can't wait to get to Milwaukee to shoot her again

Congrats Jer Bear

First Dans ,now this,Congrats Ben,one beautiful bow ,BW ceases to amaze me.

Good one Ben. Sure you will love it when the time comes to start shooting.  
What string do you plan on running?

Thanks, fellows. Tom, it'll just be a big, slow 18 strand TS+ string.

I like the black in place of the red! Sharp bow, congrats!

Ben,
What is the last bow down in the rack?

Reddoge:

That bow at the bottom of the rack is a left-handed Damon Howatt, 55# @ 28" from Geoff Arnold's memory. It is from about 1962. It was mostly built by Howatt, but was shipped along with a whole bunch of unfinished recurves to Sydney, Australia, as a customs fees dodge. The Aussie boys finished these bows by cutting the sight window and shaping the grip and sealing it all. This one was finished by Geoff's late brother, and is a twin to the 81# bow that Geoff finished and killed the first water buffalo to be taken in Australia with the bow and arrow. That heavy bow was lost in Cyclone Tracey.

I finished reports today, and shot the new bow and mowed the jungle out the front. The bow is superb to shoot. It really seems easy and quick, and is just so pleasant. I love it.

Here are some more photos...