Thank you brother!

John, Wow, that is a classy bow!!

We all know Hill bows are great, but the unsung hero is a good Hill-style glove.  If you want to improve your ASL shooting, buy Stephen Graf's book and see what he (and Nate Steen) has to say about it. 




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Tradcat, that ASL on the left has a touch of backset while the Superior in the middle is a mild R/D and the Ramer is a string follow. 

Beautiful bows !!!

If your draw length is right at 26", is it crazy to consider a 64" string follow bow or is 66" better?

Better for what?  Speed?  I doubt you could tell a difference at 2".  At 27.75 I like 66-68 or even 70".  I really can't tell a difference in speed with his R/D vs a SF @ 66"

Thank you

No worries.  Trad give Steve a call.  He'll square you away on the question front.

That's my next move brother!

I was wondering if anybody out there has a picture of the HHA "Antelope Special Edition" bow? I've done some searches and haven't been able to track a picture of one down yet. I don't remember what year those were offered but man I haven't been able to stop thinking about them lately. Thanks for the help!

I once talked to Steve Turay about the loss of speed with his string follow bows. He said it was no more than 1 or 2 fps, which, in my opinion, is a non-factor. 66 vs 68 inch in bow length hasn't made a difference that I can detect, either.

Was playing around with a HH WS.  I was going in and out of my shed where my solar panel batteries are housed when two deer mice darted out.  I can't stand mice.  So I took a little bird seed and spread it around near a hole where they had some tracks around.  I passed on one when he ran near the shed wall.  When another went out and gave me a clear shot I took him.  Head shot, 12 yards and another trophy deer mouse down.

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Yum. Back straps for dinner, eh Yooper?   

Quote from: evgb127 on February 23, 2020, 07:19:18 AM
Yum. Back straps for dinner, eh Yooper?   

I'm headin her back in today to get his little friend.  Maybe I can get an appetizer out of it  ;^)

Quote from: snakebit40 on February 20, 2020, 11:33:01 AM
I was wondering if anybody out there has a picture of the HHA "Antelope Special Edition" bow? I've done some searches and haven't been able to track a picture of one down yet. I don't remember what year those were offered but man I haven't been able to stop thinking about them lately. Thanks for the help!

Craig still offers the Special Edition Antelope.  Give him a call.

Deno

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Quote from: evgb127 on February 23, 2020, 07:19:18 AM
Yum. Back straps for dinner, eh Yooper?   

I'm headin her back in today to get his little friend.  Maybe I can get an appetizer out of it  ;^)

Tunnel Rats!!!!!Go get 'em.
Deno

Quote from: evgb127 on February 01, 2020, 03:32:58 PM
We all know Hill bows are great, but the unsung hero is a good Hill-style glove.  If you want to improve your ASL shooting, buy Stephen Graf's book and see what he (and Nate Steen) has to say about it. 




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Great book by Steve.  No doubt the HH glove is a plus.   I tried many different gloves over the years.    The Hill gloves are by far the best for me. 

Deno