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Started by Bob B., July 28, 2011, 02:43:00 PM

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joe skipp

My hunting buddy Mike Robin (Bamboo) builds one of the finest D shape longbows I have ever shot. Smooth, fast and stable. I shot Mike's 66" 55# bow and it felt like 50# and the CArbons smoked out of it.
"Neal...is this heaven?" "No Piute but we are dam close". Top of the Mtn in Medicine Bow Nat Forest.

kbetts

62" Kimsha Mattawoman.  60@28

Gold Tips, Tapered fir and soon chundo. Ace, Snuffers, and Razorcaps.
"The overhead view is of me in a maze...you see what I'm hunting a few steps away."  Phish

mt-dew10

This year, my set up is as follows:

64'', Fox Triple Crown, 50# @ 28''.
30'' 55/75 Goldtip Traditional Shaft
100 grain brass insert,
125 grain Woodsmans Elite (screw in)
5'' LW feathers fletched using Bohning Fletching Tape, Goat Tuff Glue added to ends & middle;

I pull just over 28'', the extra 2'' of arrow is used strictly for viewing in my peripheral which helps greatly.
I enjoy being a traditional archer!!

Mike Taylor2

I'd say the main choices boil down to H Hill "Big 5" or 7 Lakes "Carolina Night" & I like the grip on the 7 Lakes much better.

East Coast archer

When using a longbow, it is a 64" Northern Mist Baraga 50# @ 25", 40-45# Braveheart wood shafts with 4 blade eskimos or 125 grain 2 blade  eclipse broadheads with a total arrow weight around 490-500 grains.  No problems passing through whitetails!    :archer2:
"God gave you feet for a reason, so you can take a step forward and keep moving, even though it's hard, but you have to because the tides going to come in." TAC


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