I've seen so many nice bows from members on here, I was just curious as to what some of you use as your favorite/main go-to bow whether it be for hunting, 3d tournements, or just backyard shooting?

45# Howatt Hunter

O there so many just yesterday I was shooting my 1962 BP javalina 57#. But I sure like my 67 mustang @56# now witch one well I guess I'll shoot some more this evening and see which ones  :D

I can imagine.  After viewing the bows in some of the posts from guys like Bowdoc and Wade Phillips, I bet those guys have a tough time deciding!  It would almost be like, do I take the Jag today or the Ferrari?

50# Super Kodiak Red stripe

1962 Kodiak 45#

Border Black Douglas

Style I Bear B riser Takedown w/no.1 limbs. 60" 66#@28. Modified by Bowdoc and me.

Darn- That's too big. Gonna be pulled- sorry guys. I tried to edit but the function is temporarily restricted to moderators. Shoot, I hate messing up. Grant

Well mine is sure not that purdy, but she shoots as good.. I use a Mag A with 52# #3 Red tips and a modified 4 arrow quiver.. Typically shoot 2018 or 2020 AO's

For the past couple years my go to has been this 1960 Kodiak 60" 52#

I'm starting to get really attached to the "junker" Doc restored for me recently. A 49# 60" 59 Kodiak


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Grant - Why do you have all that white stuff under the quiver bracket where it attaches to the bow?

I gotta say my custom B riser and any limbs.
Hey Wade Grants got the leather under his quiver bracket because I keep charing him full price to remove the spike marks.bd

Unfortunately that's true Wade, LOL. That was a temporary pad under the quiver bracket. Its no longer there.    GY

I'm in a quandry as I have 3 in mind for this year:
1962 Kodiak 50#
1968 Super Kodiak 48#
1970s-ish Hoyt Pro Hunter 50#

I shot the Hoyt a lot before my injury but have not shot the other two much so I must wait to recover and then do some testing.  The Hoyt is fast, hits hard and shoots where I look though and I have a lot of confidence in it.

I'm really wanting to use my 59 Kodiak this year, but my Black Widows (can I say that here?) have always been so dependable in past years.

Hello!!!!!  Lon    It's 2009,  using the 59 is a no brainer

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Ouch    , that hurt...OK...OK...     I have the best feather rest and best string available on it, so...  

LOL...Did you buy those at 3 Creeks?  

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Fred Bear t/d with 65# limbs: