Larry,it is lovely.

Cool, my first store bought bow was a '59 Kodiak. I hauled hay for a summer to pay for it..

Yours looks nearly new, great find.. wish I still had mine.

Very nice, Congrats.

Ive been having this "itch" to hunt with one of the L O N G bear versions..........don't ask me why.

Something about that long long LONG length, pictures of such lengths engraved in my brain from movies of long ago......I think?

LOL

or.....maybe just something I havent done yet.

Is it my imagination or is the longest of the various versions "more rare" on average?

God Bless

QuoteOriginally posted by SlowBowke:
Very nice, Congrats.

Ive been having this "itch" to hunt with one of the L O N G bear versions..........don't ask me why.

Something about that long long LONG length, pictures of such lengths engraved in my brain from movies of long ago......I think?

LOL

or.....maybe just something I havent done yet.

Is it my imagination or is the longest of the various versions "more rare" on average?

God Bless

Certainly the 66 inch version of the KS seems easier to come by.

Even a 69 inch bow is really only 4 and a half inches longer on each end than a 60 incher.

There is nothing like the forgiving nature of a longer bow for field accuracy. I will be hunting lots this year with my 66 inch Kodiaks and Polar.

DDave

The longer versions tended to be bought more for target work and tend, for that reason, to be in better condition.

DDave

This is 69"s of Very Sweet pulling bow and shoots an Easton 500 very Nice. I've seen some other very nice one's on this site and quite pleased to finally have mine.

Let's not forget the shorties. How about the 63"





Very nice bow Larry. Congrats on finding such a nice specimen.

Bretto
63" of Sweetness.  Also, A Very Good Looking Bow!!