Such a sweet picture! Just beautiful.

......Philip

From,,THE REAL BOWDOC..  

Still have some old bows to post but I got my new Bubinga B-handle yesterday. Got to shoot it today with my Schafer limbs on it and it shot very nice so I figured I would take it out for a hog hunt....
,,,,,Sam,,,,




I have a story about that last pic here , that hog did not like getting shot , it wanted a little pay back , did not work out so well for it..........
,,Sam,,

Another one bites the dust under the Bear TD rule!

Awesome Sam! Those limbs seem to be working out great for you!

Sam,
I bet the boys at the fire house eat well. Congrates once again bro.  

Congratulations once again Sam!


......Philip

Nice Boar Felix good shooting...

Dave

Here is my 71......
,,Sam,,



And the ol go to Grey..........

Wish I would have gotten bitten by this Bear TD bug long ago. A dream to shoot.  Hard to believe a wood riser could shoot any better, but I'm gonna have to find out.  For now I'll play with this one.




B Riser, 50# No1 Dymondwood limbs, rebuilt a 4 arrow leathertop and scrounged parts from another quiver with a crushed hood.  

Trap

Nice set up Trap!!      

Nice one trap , the new Bubinga gets another notch..
,,,,Sam,,,,

Early LH B-Riser on its way, can't wait to add my early Dimple limbs, new string to her and fling some arrows...with the Grayling Risers floating in the classifieds I figure this posting may get lively again....

Finally got around to downloading a few pics to photobucket.Here's a few of mine.Love these take-downs!! Great thread!!!
 
 

A nice selection.A,B,and C risers.
 

Some of you may have seen these in another thread,but they fit here too.Two of my favorites,B1007 and B1008:
 

These pics made my day John!

 

Real Beauties for Sure!!! Very Nice. Thanks for sharing.  

QuoteOriginally posted by vintage-bears:
These pics made my day John!

     

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Phil- Thought I posted this earlier but evidently I didn't hit the "Add Reply" button.
This is an awesome thread and looking at some of the pictures of your Signature bows and the MSJ bows really made my week!! Those are stunning bows,as are everyones risers.So nice to know that Fred's pride and joy is still making us trad guys as giddy as a school girl.LOL  

QuoteOriginally posted by johnnyrazorhead:
Phil- Thought I posted this earlier but evidently I didn't hit the "Add Reply" button.
This is an awesome thread and looking at some of the pictures of your Signature bows and the MSJ bows really made my week!! Those are stunning bows,as are everyones risers.So nice to know that Fred's pride and joy is still making us trad guys as giddy as a school girl.LOL    

I feel the same way.......

I'm sure Fred liked most of the recurves that were built (with some notable exceptions), but the takedown was his pride and joy....and was certainly the one bow that he hunted with the most.

Those of us who own and shoot them can understand why!

Thanks John for posting some of yours......I do love those early B risers.