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TallTines meets The Food Network

Started by Steve O, May 18, 2013, 06:08:00 AM

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Steve O

I was finally able to get out and shoot my new TallTines.  All I can say is all the "old timers" are right...longer is better!  I decided to try a 64" rather than my standard 60".  I do not see any disadvantage.  As far as the Food Network; every time I draw it, I hear Paula Dean say "Butt-ahhh".








The riser is Chechen and Maple and the limbs are as gorgeous a Myrtle as I have seen.  My son has a Lacrosse tournement all weekend, but I should be able to sprinkle in more pics during breaks in the action.  Brian did a superb job as always    :thumbsup:

Dirtybird


VTer

I was wondering about the title? Good metaphor!
Schafer Silvertip 66#-"In memory", Green Mountain Longbow 60#, Hill Country Harvest Master TD 59#

"Some of the world's greatest feats were accomplished by people not smart enough to know they were impossible."
   - Doug Lawson.

JMG


LONGSTYKES

She sure is a looker, and shoots well. Enjoy
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leftyfred

I really hate it that you think of me as an "old timer"!  There was a time--LF

wooddamon1

Nice bow! I too like the feel of a longer bow. Recurve or longbow. Current recurve is 64", smooth as "Butt-ahhh" is right!
"The history of the bow and arrow is the history of mankind..."-Fred Bear

Steve O

Lefty Fred, I am sure Mitten is saying the same thing    ;)    He is always singing the praises of the long recurve. This baby feels so good I have already made the call to get back on the list for another that is not quite so fancy that I won't feel guilty beating up.

 

 

 

 


Dealing with Wessel is so easy. I tell him the length and weight I am looking for and basically brown, black, or red for color and tell him to pick what he thinks is best for woods...the guy has an incredible eye for what is inside those blocks of wood.

Bigriver

" All I can say is all the "old timers" are right...longer is better!" That`s what SHE said. Ha!  Nice bow.
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JMG


Mike Vines

I want to give that one a test drive.  Beautiful bows keep coming out of the Tall Tines shop...as always
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wapiti792

Beauty there! I have always been a "long" guy. Can't wait to see my new Talltines Longbow. Long of coarse  ;)
Mike Davenport

VictoryHunter

There is a place for all God's creatures....right next to the potatoes and gravy.
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Steve Clandinin

LOL,You've come along way Grasshopper !LOL
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"

rbcorbitt

Beautiful bow!    :clapper:   I thought this was going to be a cooking thread  :) !
"I would rather be amongst forest animals and the sounds of nature, then amongst city traffic and the noise of man" - A.D. Williams

jonsimoneau

That's a beauty Steve. Too pretty to shoot! I'm with you. I like them longer as well. Generally at least 62 inches.

Steelhead

I got 2 64 inch TT curves.
Awesome feeling bows.
Definatly Butt-Ahhh

Elk whisperer

The older I get the better I was

hockey7

Nice looking bow Steve, but your in dire need of a few matching Thunderhorn bow quivers.

I can't understand Brian letting you adorn his handiwork with some of the contraptions I've seen  :^))))

ron w

WOW, that a nice one.....I have a 64" Zipper, I know what you mean about longer recurves   :thumbsup:   !!
In the beginner's mind there are many possibilities. In the expert's there are few...So the most difficult thing is always to keep your beginner's mind...This is also the real secret of the arts: always be a beginner.  Shunryu Suzuki


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