I have a new TallTines on order, hoping if everyone who has a TallTines could post pics of the animals they've taken with it?

Bow arrow and broadhead specs, shot distance etc would be great. Hoping it will help pass the time while I wait for mine to come.

Thanks!

 

First deer with my new TTs. 8 yard heart shot with my 60" 57# , GT trads with 150 grn woodsmans 100 grn brass inserts

Congrats!

Here is my first "decent" buck in 2009 at 21 years old. I forgot I had this picture...brings back some special memories            
   

This year:

   

Nice shooting Michael!

Shooting 55# 29 3/8in Gold Tip Traditional Hunter tipped 150 grain Steel Force 4 blade Hellfire broadhead works for me.

Here's some I have had with my tall tines

This was my first TT kill. 47 lb 60" r/c only drawn to 44lbs. 550 gr arrow at 12 yards passed through. That's a phenolic riser and myrtle limbs under the ice and snow!

#56 62" TT l/b. D shaped. 550 gr. arrow pass through at 12 yards.

My largest Trad buck with a 62" #56 long riser r/c. Same distance as always and arrow set up.

#58, 58" TT r/c same arrow combo at 8 yards on the ground. Shot through one shoulder into the other...no pass through.

Same bow and arrow combo, 13 yards pass through and stuck the arrow in the drum.

NE Rio
Talltines Longbow 57 at 30
2216 W  160 grain Ace Standard w 100 gr insert

*Turkey

Manitoba Blackie
Longbow 57 at 30
Trad Only 340 with 160gr Ace Standard 100 gr insert

*Shot o' choc

Illinois Toad
Longbow 57 at 28
T. O. 300, 100 gr brass insert, Tuffhead Meathead, 100gr ins

I won't lie Mike real jealous of that buck and beautiful chocolate bear!

I won't lie Mike real jealous of that buck and beautiful chocolate bear!

Thank you! Manitoba Stickflinger is responsible for that bear. As you can see I used a wide variety of arrow setups. I have found my ideal one though:

Trad Only 300 cut to 31 inches, 3 fletched 4 inches, 100 grain brass insert, 100 grain steel insert, 190 gr Meathead. Total arrow weight is 680 grains with 25% FOC.

I love my D shaped longbow from Brian. I own a couple of his hybrids which are awesome but I keep picking up my old longbow. I can't get over how smooth it is and how deadly quiet it is.