Art, I'm only going to have 3 bows. This one, a Bear Super Kodiak and a Wes Wallace that won't be here for another 7 months. I've got a Leon Stewart that I'm trying to move right now.

WOW

Hey you'll have to put a video together with some shooting! Curious to see how quiet that is being a 64 incher.

I'll bet the guys and gals at LSU are drool'in over that bow.  Down this way if it is Purple and Gold it has an LSU lable on it.

Great look'in bow.  Best of luck with her.

Its an original for sure!!!!  Like the wolf tracks on the back and the tips are cool as well.....how about some pink TradGang arrows wraps to go with it????

I bet you are more excited about this fall.        

(also, make sure those quiver straps are on the fade outs and not out on the limb.  Not real familiar with that model, but it looks like you might have them out into the working limbs).

Thanks everyone.

Good call Terry. It does look like the lower one especially is a little to far out on the limb. I've got some adjusting to do but, I'll get it there within the next week. The quiver is the 3Rivers model of the GN strap on.

I spent part of yesterday evening playing around with the Beman shafts but, I really think this bow likes my AD Trad Lites better. I put a 175 gr point up front giving me approx. 188gr for a total of 496gr arrow weight and it just loves 'em. I think this will work as I want to use my new Woodsman Elites this season anyway.

 Good to hear you are getting dialed in. I am not sure why but our bows love heavy heads, Arwin and I both shoot 200 grain Muzzy's and Tracey shoots 175 gr heads as well

It's funny, I was playing with 145 grains up front which flew well, but the 200 is like a dart!!    
I also notice these bows will shoot a higher spined arrow quite nicely. A 2117 out of mine (52@28) shoots great, you'd think it would be way too stiff.
Right now I'm using Carbon Express 150's with 200 up front. The 45/60 shaft flies extremely well too.

Thanks for the info guys. I tried the 145gr but, they didn't seem to fly as straight as when I put the 175gr points on. Once I get the string silencers on tonight I should be pretty much setup for this season. Just gotta put in practice time every evening 'til the last weekend of next month.   :D

very nice!

 

David you made me spew tea all over my puter. Artist formerly know as Prince quote is too funny.

Love the bow.

QuoteOriginally posted by vermonster13:
The artist formerly known as Prince would love that one!     :D  

If that holds true then I'll have to get Tracey to build me one.  :cool:   That Prince dude has tons of girlies flocking around him.  

Not to include the money side of things. Think this bow will bring me some money?   :rolleyes:

Thanks? Just when I had my next bowyer picked out you had to go and post a picture of that Beauty. Back to the bathroom to think somemore.

Wow!!! That's purple!!! You need some purple fletched woodgrain arrows now to match.

      You should paint purple rings around just in front of the arrows that you make. it takes a while but it looks great!!!!!

btw that is a copy of brinkwolfs post im not sure how to make it bold though

Thanks guys but, remember these two woods are going to darken with age and it won't appear so purple. I seen a bow years ago with this same wood combo and it was the most beautiful color. That's why these two are my favorite woods. This bow is going to be strikingly unique as it gets older!

Hang around and see!  

It is a Great bow and I shot it a few time before shipping I know you will be putting some meat in the freezer with that one. In the next couple years that wood will age and be  beautiful combo. I see more being ordered in the future  

It is very original and I am glad you are enjoying it TW. Hope to see a pic of it and you with an elk this fall.