cascade shooters

[LITTLEBIGMAN]

ok guys,I've got an order in for a new 58 inch cascade whitetail hawk.  If any of you shoot Steve's bows and you will post a picture of your bow ( any model will do) that would be great.  I am hoping for a April delivery!!!

[K.S.TRAPPER]

52" Magnum, Great bow in a blind.



Good bow in tree stands also.



Tracy

[cch]

I have a 58" and a 52" they both shoot great but the 58" is faster and smoother. You made a good choice.

[ron w]

I had a Golden Hawk Mag. that I traded off. 55# @ 28" 52" long. Great shooter, smooth as silk and I wish I had it back. Not only was it good ....it was pretty also.

[huntin_sparty]

Not to thread jack but has anyone shot the 48" cascade golden or night hawk magnum with a 28 inch draw?  How does it shoot?

[mrpenguin]

Had a Golden Hawk Mag 52" 60@28"... sold it to get a Black Widow PSR, but that was a nice little bow.  Would have kept it if I could have    

[Jesse Minish]

I had a 48" Golden Hawk 80#@28. I still have a 52" Night Hawk 70#@28 both were fine with my 29" draw. Great bows!

[LITTLEBIGMAN]

I really like the look of the way the limbs lay on the riser , cant wait for the next 60 days to pass!

[greensngravy]

I just bought a 20 year old Golden Hawk Mag from an archer in Tennessee and I can't believe how smooth it is, and gorgeous!!  Cocobolla riser and osage limbs....sweeeet!!

[ibehiking]

I have a 52" 62#@28" Checkmate Cascade that I really like. It is smooth and plenty fast for me.

[Blackhawk]

If your draw is not over 28", then the 48" Cascade is a good choice.

[LITTLEBIGMAN]

here she is , at home on the moose horn rack


and two kills this past season