Well done Kenny! exactly how to break one in.

Way to go sir!

Good job Kenny! Wish we could get some snow around here!

Good way to break it in, good job. Unfortunately for me "breaking in" a new bow would be dropping it down a mountain somewhere while I am taking inventory of body parts on my way down. You're way is best by far.

Thanks guys, 'twas a turn of luck for sure.

Congratulations

Congratulations!  Nice bow too.

Well done Mr Kenny!

Thanks guys!!

I just went back and found the biz end of my arrow.  Couldn't locate it the other night.  More penetration than I thought. You know how your mind sees what it thinks it does.

Never could find the feathered end with yellow feathers, musta flipped it a long ways?

The shaft with the broadhead was 18" long, so if it hadn't hit the armpit and leg bone on off side it would have been stuck in the dirt.

BTW , this is the bow I thought I heard my wife thinking I needed a new bow... 

She got a laugh outa that! 

Nice job Kenny and a good looking bow too.

Congrats on the nice doe! Sweet looking bow also!

The break-in period is over....Congrats!!!

Thanks guys!! 

 

 Way to break it in Kenny; congratulations! 

Dang Kenny...love the lines on that bow!
Really like they way you have tweaked your design over the years, the riser on this one I am digging 👍🏽

Thanks fellas!

That bow design is about 2 or 3 years old , call it FHLB  or forward handle longbow for lack of better name. LOL

It will draw to 32" on the 60" model without stacking. 3 # per inch to there at least. Ran out of arrow and didn't have anybody there to help.  This one is a 58" and I need to do a DFC on it...

Now that is what I call "breaking in a new bow"..... Congratulations!