Shout out to Dan Toelke

[awbowman]

Just my opinion, but you will not find a finer bow than a Toelke ....... any Toelke

[tzolk]

Scott,
They are the best!

Oh, and up next in the Toelke line up is the 68" Super D!

[Matt Parker]

Thanks for the pics. I just called Dan today and ordered a lynx with longbow limbs. I went with bocote veneers and black micarta/bocote riser. Dan said that will make a sharp looking bow.

[yth-mnstr]

Best in the biz!!!

[Elkchaser]

My signature says it all for me!
Love these guys and the bows they build!!  

[wapiti]

Welcome to the club gents. I have been shooting Toelkes only for about 10 years. Go to bow is the Whip. Have never shot anything better in manners and craftsmanship.

[Carcajou]

Matt
Sounds like a great bow order, that's gonna be one sharp Lynx!
Congrats!

[TxAg]

Let's see more pics

[1/4 away]

Here's my t/d Pika

[Burnsie]

I have a 64" take down Whip that is going to Colorado with me in September. I've been shooting it a lot and I am confident in it.  I got mine with black glass to go with the black micarta handle.  I like the blacked-out look.
I am seriously looking at a blacked out take-down Troll/Kestrel for blind hunting.

[Jim Wright]

I have owned a number of Dan's bows over the last 10 years and have ended up shooting his Super Ds exclusively. The longest I ever waited on a bow from order to delivery was 29 days. While vacationing, I have been at Dan's and have shot a number of stock bows there. The bows have all been remarkably consistent, smooth-drawing, stable, exceptionally quiet and flawlessly crafted of beautiful woods. I am a shameless fan but you won't find a better traditional bow or deal with better people than Dan and Jared Toelke.

[Iowabowhunter]

I have a 64" Whip 2 piece from Dan and Jared, absolutely top notch.

They do their job when I do mine!

[lone hunter]

Bought my first Toelke in 2005, that was the first of ten. I am currently waiting on a call from Dan to come pick up my eleventh. This one will be a Super D model that is receiving rave reviews  from Mr. wright and others here. Pretty sure there will be a Pika 2-piece in my future also.

I've said this before but it bares repeating; besides getting an excellent crafted bow with great service, you're getting a friend who will do everything he can to help with your archery needs. He's bent over backwards to help me when I've  had a problem. Great family to deal with.

[Carcajou]

It just don't get any better!!!

[Guss]

I've been shooting a 2 pc Pika for a few months now...without a doubt, one of the two best shooting bow's I've owned...the other was a 2 pc Chinook that I sold when I picked up the Pika...!! I will own another Chinook in the near future...!!

[indianalongbowshooter]

Gotta agree love my Chinook, have owned a couple other of his bows Super D and the 64 in. Super Static recurve  all shot great and felt great in my hand.

[Dan bree]

Got a two peace pika last month and it's just the sweetest bow I ever shot !  And I have a lot of bows . Asked Dan if there could be a recurve pika in the future and he said possibly

[Biathlonman]

I've owned a pile of them, no one better.  I'm mostly a Chinook man but the Pika calls to be.  Got another Pika on the way now actually.

[Ken Sorg]

I'm amazed all over again every time I shoot my pika! It's hard to believe a bow longbow so small can be so fast, accurate, and quiet.

[dnurk]

Not to derail but question for those who have shot both...

How would you describe the difference in handling and performance between the Super Static and the Chinook?  

I've got a classic whip and love it and have been kicking around the idea of picking up a Toelke recurve.  Probably should just give Dan a call to discuss but thought I'd post here for opinions as well.