Bear bow owners...favorite Bear?

[Captain*Kirk]

All you fellow Bear owners...which is your personal favorite? While you answer this I will try to decide myself..LOL!

[Msturm]

1968 bear cub 50 lbs 62 inches mint green glass back and white glass belly. Shoots like a dream!

Msturm.

Middle One

[Pine]

I like all my Bear Bows , this K-Mag is my favorite , and my "A" handle Takedown is a close second .

[damascusdave]

Without a doubt my Kodiak Deluxe

DDave

[Gil Verwey]

1959 Kodiaks

Gil

[Bowwild]

Type 1 A Riser Custom Kodiak TD.

[cacciatore]

I love too many of them to list,damn it  

[Bud B.]

Hard to pick one. This is an old pic. More Bears now rest here.

[ron w]

I'm a grizzly fan.

[BAK]

I've hunted with many, killed my first deer with a Grizzly many years ago.  But the one I enjoyed the most was the Super Kodiak.

[59Alaskan]

62" Grizzly's
Pleasure to shoot, easy to tune, very quiet.

After that 1971/1972 Kodiak Hunter

[last arrow]

My 1966 Kodiak shoots as well as any bow out there using a dacron string. My B handle takedown (current production) is a great bow too.  Being able to use a quality fury string (tenring strings) makes any bow less harsh to shoot and really optimizes the new takedown. Do not judge it based on the factory string.

[bunyan]

What qualities do you guys like about your favorite bear? I have a fondness for k mags because its what my dad had and what I learned on. I liked the lines and compactness but it stacked at my draw length. I haven't had the pleasure of trying other models...yet, and was wondering WHY you like certain bear bows?

[old_goat2]

Bear 76'r, other than one compound, this is the only model I've owned

[Lordswarrior]

would have to say its a tie between my 66 kodiak, 63 griz dogleg, and a nice 40# tigercat.

[ron w]

I said I was a Grizzly fan, but I forgot to mention that I have been messing around with a Bear T/D Mag riser that is darn nice to shoot.     I guess I like them all.

[M60gunner]

I have a couple SK's and TD's. My Mag riser TD and my new Bigfoot limbs sure shoots great. Right now it is a favorite. WHY, for me it is the grips. I have shot other recurves that are as good or better in performance but just could not "get a grip". Not all Bear grips are the same as you may realize. My later model SK I modified to be like my 72 SK. Even my wood TD riser had some wood sanded off. I have big hands but not long fingers.

[Mark R]

I've been making my own bows for about 6 yrs now, the only trad bow I've ever bought was a Kodiak Magnum 45#, I got it at a flee market over 20 yrs ago, the bow is much older than that and still shoots great,not bad for $10, I will never sell it.

[nek4me]

I have a Black Bear 45# bought new in '73 I believe and hadn't used it in well over 30yrs.  Back then I had camo painted it and when I decided to give trad a try again a couple months ago I stripped the camo off and the face was yellow and back black. I had forgotten about the yellow and kind of like it on this kinda new to me again bow.

Also have a '69 Little Bear 20# at 24" that brings back memories as my first wood handle bow and took my first game with it - a squirrel that jumped the string into my arrow for a clean head shot!

[Mike Falkner]

'67 K Mag 48" 45@28.  Same year model as I am, best grip of any bow I've ever handled, killed my first trad deer with it.  Keeper.