Sweetest bow you ever shot....

• Jun 16, 2010

• #21

Michael F Sights

Senior Member

Longbow - Wes Wallace Royal 62" - 60#

Recurve - Fox High Serria 64" - 53#......So far, I have a Shrew & Vintage Works 59 Kodiak on order,so that could change.

 

• Jun 21, 2010

• #22

W

WildmanSC

Senior Member

Recurve - Schafer Silvertip 3-piece T/D

Longbow - Crow Creek Black Feather

Bill

 

• Jun 21, 2010

• #23

CallMaker

Senior Member

Recurve:

DAS riser with Hoyt glass/wood limbs.

Ed

 

• Jun 22, 2010

• #24

mountainarcher

Member

Recurve:"Don't shoot them" Longbow: Bamboo Longhunter or Kinkako both by Dan Quillian

 

• Jun 22, 2010

• #25

gurn

Gone but not forgotten

After reading Daves post I wanna retract my choice and change it to a green fiberglass recurve that I didnt even know how to string, and cant remember the brand.
I strung it backwards cause I was a kid, and no one told me better.. Backwards er not, the pegions and treerats around my house didnt like it one bit. Neither did the neighbors

 

• Jun 22, 2010

• #26

rastaman

Member

Recurve...cari-bow tuktu

Longbow...Habu Vyperkahn doublecarbon

 

• Jun 22, 2010

• #27

longbowdave1

Senior Member

gurn,

those first bows we shot as a kid are what got many of us hooked on archery and why we have come back, full circle, to the stick and string method!

 

• Jun 22, 2010

• #28

gurn

Gone but not forgotten

Yep

 

• Jun 22, 2010

• #29

Night Wing

Senior Member

Both of my 66" Blacktail take down recurve bows.

 

• Jun 22, 2010

• #30

Flatbow

Senior Member

I've had so many I cant remember
I had a Quinn Stallion that was real sweet, Predator recurve was too.

 

• Jul 14, 2010

• #31

nimrodthehunter

Senior Member

My fred bear grizzly that I got for a christmas present about 5 years ago. Or the oak bow my dad made for me when I was about 5. Only trad bow I have ever shot. I am afraid to shoot others. I am afraid I will like them too much. I do not have the luxury (extra cash) to buy a bunch of bows. My grizzly kills them just fine.

 

• Jul 14, 2010

• #32

Bubbaforsure

Senior Member

My Bob Lee Signature Take Down and Fox River Longbow
Both are smooth as glass....

 

• Jul 14, 2010

• #33

ky_longbow

Senior Member

WOW hard question............... i love my bigjim bows, and i also love my northern mist baraga, and since they are 2 different styles of bows, ill have to elect each one in its own category as my fav................. does that make sense ?

 

• Jul 15, 2010

• #34

H

Heeler 4

Member

Recurve - Bruin T/D I have 3 different # limbs for the riser and just ordered a 4th from Mike Steliga. Extremely smooth at all #'s!

Longbow - 21st Century

 

• Jul 15, 2010

• #35

Apex Predator

Senior Member

My Bear "Golden Bear" when I was 6 years old. Some how I managed to break one tip off, and commenced my first bowyering project. After cutting new string grooves in the fiberglass limb, I was quite proud of myself!

 

• Jul 15, 2010

• #36

Hunting 4 Him

Senior Member

My most memorable bow was also my first. I was about 7, can't remember the brand. One of those yellow fiberglass with gray handle bows that you could shoot right or left handed.
I never figured out that I was shooting left handed till several years later. Squirrels didn't like that one, neither did the neighbor's dog, my little sister hated it for a while and when dad got home so did I. I'll always remember that one.

Ward