What is the longest longbow you have used?

[beyondmyken]

Just curious.

[daveycrockett]

66" for this season just passed.

[YORNOC]

76" selfbow that my buddy built for himself. It broke after about 6 months.

[MAGICMAN]

68" longbow. Never had any problem with the length.

[ronp]

For hunting, a 68" Mohawk.  Never noticed any issues with the longer length.

[typical2]

70" HH Wesley Special and Cheetah

[30coupe]

My 66" Shelton is the longest so far. I haven't blooded it yet but have hunted with it a few times and have not felt handicapped by the length thus far.

[Smithhammer]

62" which is plenty for me.

I don't really get the appeal of longer bows, at least from a practical hunting perspective, but maybe that's not what it's about.

[Ben Maher]

68"

[Terry Lightle]

68 inches

[ronp]

And that Mohawk was sure pretty to look at while sitting in a tree!

[giff]

68"

[dragonheart]

70" tip to tip MR Hamilton Scorpion.  She is out in the shop, delaminated.  That was a good shooting son of a gun.     :(

[misfire]

My Zona...68"

[JamesKerr]

64"

[Rob W.]

Isn't there a saying about guys who shoot loooong bows?   :D

[Michael Pfander]

I have two 70" bows.  I hunt with one 60#@28" and the other is for form work.  I killed my Texas hog with it last year.
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[doubleo]

A 64" Earth Archery ridgerunner. The longest i'll go these days is 60".

[Smithhammer]

Originally posted by Rob W.:
Isn't there a saying about guys who shoot loooong bows?     :D  

Long bow socks?  

[Orion]

68-inch Hill. I like the 66 inchers better for a 28-9njch draw.  Come to think of it , I also shot a 70-inch yew selfbow.  Very smooth, but no arrow shelf.  Took a little adjustment, but a nice shooter.