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Ordering a New Cascade Shortie

Started by Lefty LeRue, February 02, 2011, 06:46:00 PM

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Lefty LeRue

I'm in the process of gathering info on Cascade shortie recurve. I think I'm going to go with the Golden Hawk Magnum in a 52" 55 to 60# LEFT HANDED OF COURSE!!!(all the greats shoot left handed)  :)  I have a question on limbs... Osage or Yew???? is there a performance difference? is there a weight difference? pros and cons???

Thanks for your input and comments...
Bob Lee 58" 60# Takedown Recurve
Bob Lee 62" 54# Takedown Longbow

We mock what we do not understand

Possum Head

No notable difference in weight or perfomance.

Jason Kendall

In a longbow I would say Yew but on a recurve that short it wont matter, buy what looks the best to you, they will both perform great.

Longbowz

I find yew to be a little smoother and just a bit quieter then osage.
I find the older I get, the less I used to know!

Fischman

Lefty, I have 2 Night Hawks, 60# & 65# and a Whitetail Hawk 65# in 56" and cannot see much difference in performance between osage, yew, or red elm in the bows or how quiet they shoot. You can't go wrong with one of Steve's bows, been wanting a Golden Hawk mag myself! Possum H is right IMO and most bowyers I've talked with say the same its just looks and personal pref if under clear glass !
YOU HAVE TO STAND FOR SOMETHING OR YOU'LL FALL FOR ANYTHING !!!

Blackhawk

Ask Steve, and I bet he suggests yew.  Besides, a bow coming from the NW should have yew, right?
Lon Scott

Gen273

I have a 56inch Whitetail Hawk with yew limbs and I love it!!!
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