lets see your Fox High Sierra's

[Matt Green]

would like to see pictures of your Fox Take down High Sierra recurves. Iclude wood combo pls. Shot one of these last weekend and 'twas quick.
thanks in advance.
mg

[Matt Green]

no one have pics to share/?
mg

[thump]

Matt this was one of my last High Sierras I sold it hear on Tradgang. I have owned four of Ron's High Sierras and two of his one piece recurves called the Maverick. I still have one of Ron's bows it's the Royal Crown longbow and that's the bow that made me switch to longbows after shooting a recurve for the past 39yrs.    

[Burnsie]

Here's a couple pics of mine.
Zebrawood and Bubinga, edge-grain elm limbs.

[Bowwild]

I bought a new High Sierra in 2001. I don't have pictures and I traded it to a Trad Ganger (LH)in early December. One of my first bow deals on Trad Gang.

It was a great bow and one of the nicest grips of any bow I've ever owned.  The only thing I didn't like about it was the way the brass inserts are visible at the face of the riser ends.

[buckster]

I have two and think they are extremely well-crafted recurves.  I agree with Bowwild, the grips ate A++.  They shoot fantastic and are very quick.

I took a couple of pics tonight & will try to post tomorrow.  BTW, the brass inserts don't bother me & remind me of my previous Bracks.

[buckster]

Top one is 62" 56@28"
Bottom one is 60" 52@28"

[Clinglish]

Hey Buckster are either of those bows built by Ron Fox?

[Clinglish]

Here is My Hi Sierra, Built by Ron Fox In 1992 50#@28 58"AMO
 

[BRONZ]

Cocobolo and bocote.  Beautiful and deadly.  I've got a few pics...  





 

[Lamey]

NICE!   all of'em.

[Winterhawk1960]

Nice looking and very "friendly" looking grips on those High Sierra's, besides the overall look of the bow appeals to me. I made a trade a few weeks ago for a one-piece Royal Crown and am very impressed with the way it performs for me.

I WILL own one of those High Sierra's in the future.....you can take that to the bank.

Winter Hawk