Picked up at the post office this morning, raining here so didn't get to take good pics.
But here is one quick one I snapped in the house.

44@28 60" Cocobolo Dymondwood riser/red elm limbs

That is a very nice looking bow! The pronghorn is a bow I've never seen in  person. I've always wanted to try one. Maybe someday.

Sweet! Herb builds one of the best bows out there. Congrats!

WOW! NICE.

Very nice! Enjoy!

Beautiful! Have fun!

Herb builds one of the best..!
  Enjoy..!....  

Great bow...  Good luck with her.

Very nice bow

I bet it shoots just as good as it looks

What a Beauty

Would like to have one, I am a lefty -- tough to find one of these on the used market,not patient enough to wait for one to be built. Think I might have to get on the build list. It would be a leap of faith I have never shot one. Oh well thanks for sharing, Jerry.

That is a very good looking bow, Pronghorns have become the gold standard for being quiet.

QuoteOriginally posted by howler:
... Pronghorns have become the gold standard for being quiet.

Really? I know they are quiet- I have shot quite a few. And quite a few other bows at the same time. The Pronghorn was not remarkably more quiet than most of the other longbows (3 piece, single piece, R/D, mild R/D etc)

Not dissing these bows at all. They are great in many ways. I like them. And they are quiet. But they do not set a gold standard for quiet. Very good? Yes.

Sorry, I know I am picking on ya Steve.:0)

Joshua

Sweet you will love it have fun.

Nice I have wanted to shoot one for some time.

Herb builds a fine bow, and they are very quiet as mentioned.

Fooling with the brace height can make a real difference as to quiet. I'll put my 58" three piece Pronghorn up against anyone's for quiet.

That is a good looking bow. I hope that you enjoy it.

You have one of the best hunting bows out there in my opinion. Enjoy.