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Stalker or Robertson Fatal Styk????

Started by String Cutter, November 02, 2010, 04:11:00 AM

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String Cutter

Over the past few monthes I have test driven each and can't decide on which one?? It's driving me nutts!!!! I really like the looks and feel of the Robertson. And Really fell in love with the grip of the Stalker Surge..Both shot about the same for me .. Maybe the Stalker I enjoyed shooting alittle more ?? But it was also 10# lighter.
 Also the Stalker is about $500 less... But the Robertson will hold it's resale value much better for years to come...( The Bowaholic in me!!)
Which one would you pick?
Fatherhood is the greatest adventure a man can ever take.

cacciatore

It is very difficult make a decision between 2 excellent bows.I never owned a Stalker,but I would;I own several Robrtsons and they are been my to go bows for long time.I like them for elk hunting since they are light, accurate and fast.
1993 PBS Regular
Compton
CBA
CSTAS

carpenter

A Robertson is real hard to beat. Love mine.
Howard Hill Wesley Special  HH Halfbreed

PA-Spot

Love my Robertsons also. Bet if you ordered a bow from Robertson. Dick or Yote could make you what ever type grip you want. Probely would just need a detailed picture.

overbo

Different limbs designs.Robertson has a wide limb w/ lots of preset.Stalker has a narrow limb w/ a reenforced core(like a widow).I may faver the Robertson because of it's lighter mass weight but I like the Stalker's limb design.SOOOOO????????//I think both will TEST DRIVE?

cacciatore

1993 PBS Regular
Compton
CBA
CSTAS

cacciatore


This is a 2000 Vision Falcon XP with Pierce Points.I owned 12 Robertson recurves amd most of them had a little different grip one from the other.
1993 PBS Regular
Compton
CBA
CSTAS

cacciatore


Not my best kill with a Robertson,but it was a small target.
1993 PBS Regular
Compton
CBA
CSTAS

cacciatore

This is another beautiful Pierce Points bow:the Gyrfalcon
1993 PBS Regular
Compton
CBA
CSTAS

cacciatore


This Bear was taken with my 15 year old to go bow.They are really tough bows,this one has survived  many expeditions in the Rocky Mountain.
1993 PBS Regular
Compton
CBA
CSTAS

String Cutter

Overbo, What do you mean that the Stalker is like the BW limbs?? Widder limbs seem to be pretty wide to me... Can you please go into further detail?? I'm not following?
Fatherhood is the greatest adventure a man can ever take.

Steve Clandinin

Don't listen to Felix! It'll cost you twice as much ,He'll have two of each!LOL.Only you and you alone can make that decision.( I think I would get both,SEE I 've been listening to Felix!)
Quote from Howard Hill.( Whenever he taught someone to shoot) "Son make up your mind right now if you want to target shoot or hunt as theres a world of differance between the two"

wapiti792

Test drive one of South's bows. He offers a 2 week free try. I have never shot a Robertson, so I am a bit partial. I love my Stalker...it is the only recurve I own. I just killed 2 coyotes over the weekend and it performed perfectly  :)
Mike Davenport

PEARL DRUMS

Robertson narrowed the last 25% of their limbs. So the width is not what is once was. I have never shot a Stalker....Robertson has my vote as well. If resale is important to you then a Robertson is probably an obvious choice. I just got mine from Carpenter and cant put it down. 62", 51# @ 28". Awesome bow now that I got it quieted down some and got used to the 3/16" beyond center cut.

cacciatore

I have not the gut to sel, my bows.But I immagine that the resale value is sometime determinated by how much people is talking about a certain bow in a certain period.More reviews you have on a bow more people is looking for it.
1993 PBS Regular
Compton
CBA
CSTAS

cacciatore

By the way,our good friend Steve is starting to have a heck of a collection.
1993 PBS Regular
Compton
CBA
CSTAS

R. W. Mackey

Never shot a stalker, although they look like a very nice bow.  I do own two Robertsons, a 1-piece and a take down, both are great shooters.  this may or may not mean anything to you, but Dick Robertson has been making bows for a very long time.  There aren't many around that have been in business as long as him, he must be doing something right.  RW
Don't practice until you get something RIGHT.  Practice until you Can't do it WRONG.  Dave Rorem

chopx2

QuoteOriginally posted by String Cutter:
The Bowaholic in me!!)
Dude this is so easy. You answered your own question in your post...get both.  :bigsmyl:
TGMM-Family of the Bow

The quest to improve is so focused on a few design aspects & compensating for hunter ineptness as to actually have reduced a bow & arrow's effectiveness. Nothing better demonstrates this than mech. BHs & speed fixated designs

wapiti792




Felix posted a pic of his beauty of bow, so to be politically correct I will do the same  :)  The problem is my amigo Felix has killed some critters on several different continents with his and other than a mangy coyote, My Stalker is an ungulate virgin  ;)
Mike Davenport

cacciatore

Michael,I wish you a lot of pics with your bow and many different nice buck from your Illinois.
Good luck my friend,keep us posted.
1993 PBS Regular
Compton
CBA
CSTAS


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