Bowmag, Try calling him after 5pm pacific time. He has been really busy and is going to be out of town this Friday.

yep...a busy man.      

I believe he works 10 hour days, 6 days a week, on another job, church on Sunday, then there's family time, hunting, working on bows, making videos.   :eek:  

Dang, the guy must not sleep.  

Lon,

Thanks for sharing, I also appreciate the pic of you at "full draw"--Inspiration my friend, inspiration  

Kevin

Thanks for the tip, Jesse.
I'll try him tomorrow evening.

Must be lots of good vibes out there. Just as I was about to call Steve this evening, he returned my call. He sounds really excited about this new short longbow, as am I.
Deposit goes in the mail tomorrow then the wait starts. Hope it's not to long. Need to show Gene and Barry that I don't always miss the hogs.

I an going to Texas to to bowhunt the little gray ghost. They are the best stalking that you can imagine. Last time I took one out of a herd of six then had to jump off the trail as two ran by. Angelo put me on to Carr Hart pants with double cloth on the knees. The best for crawling in sticker bushes.I will be back to answer your questions on November 6 th. Steve

Good luck Steve, hope you get some good video.

Steve delivered my new "Brush Hawk" this past weekend, and it was everything I had expected it to be.  This little magnum 56" longbow is a smooth drawing, fast shooting piece that looks great.

I selected one with the phenolic riser and accent stripe with yew limbs.  An additional add-on was the curly bubinga veneer on the back.

Steve says these little bows have quickly become his best seller...and it's not even on his website yet.  

BTW, I believe Cascade is offering this bow at a very attractive price.  It just goes to show that one does not have to spend a lot of money to get a lot of bow.

Very impressive,excellant bow.My hat is off to Cascade!

An enticing design!

Please correct me where I am in error. I was under the impression that the Cascade bows weren't fastflite compatible. This bow appears to be designed to utilze a fastflite type of material.

Dang, Blackhawk, that sure is purty.
But it doesn't do anything to make waiting for mine any easier.
Congrats on such a good looking bow.

The Cascade Brush Hawk is Fast Flight compatible.

The only bows in the Cascade line that do not take fast flight are the 48 and 52 inch recurve. The Brush Hawk comes with Fast Flight string.The Whitetail Hawk and Night Hawk in 56,58,60,and  62 inch length will accept  Fast flight.

Grandpa and 52Mag -- Thank you for answering the Fast Flight inquiry

Blackhawk, I got to handle that bow right after the finish dried. I can't wait to shoot a couple of arrow through it. Those limb veneers are beautiful!!!

Nice bow! Does that have a little palm swell for bow hand and is it centershot? I love all my nighthawks and whitetailhawks from cascade !!

WOW! That sure is nice looking! I cant wait to get mine!

The Brush Hawk has a pronounced locater grip without a noticable palm swell. It is close to center shot, though not cut quite as far as another top longbow, the Centaur.  

I have to admit that this Brush Hawk is now in the same league of bows as the Griffin, Centaur, and Shrew, but it has a more attractive price tag.

Nice bow Lon ... I like the idea of phenolic in the riser, those short bows can be too light for me and the phenolic might just add the right amount of weight to be steady in the hand.

You picked a great combination of materials.

Happy Holidays, Ken

Awesome looking bow.