HH BUG GOT ME - Part Two!

[Ray Lyon]

Nice!

[NBK]

Great looking stick there!

[Learner]

Thanks!

I really like the wine colored leather.  But I could not get photos of it that give a really true representation of the color.  The red is very wine-like in color (like a fine chianti      :D    ), or a brick red, and not as bright red as it appears in some of my photos.

[Sant-Ravenhill]

Conagratulations!

[RC]

Ga. public land porker with my new longbow Mr. Dave Johnson built for me. A fine bow. 66" and 52@27 . 590 grain arrow with a Grizzly Broadhead. Thank you Lord. RC

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[ron w]

Nice RC........keep after em'......  

[Ron Roehrick]

Great shooting Robert should make great breakfast sausage and by the way nice longbow.

[Linwood Hines]

Good shootin RC.

[S.C. Hunter]

Very Nice, Robert!

[Tradcat]

Congrats RC

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Had a nice package from Northernmist sitting at the door today..... a Classic 68" with green glass, bamboo limbs and black walnut riser. Working some OT as Im getting ready to buy a new house but look forward to getting the right arrows and shooting this beautiful bow

[Shinnecockfly]

Have a used northern mist classic 68" 52# with the green glass it's an absolutely beautiful bow, congrats on the new bow post some pictures!

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Will do as soon as time allows.... thanks

May I suggest to allow your form to meld to your new longbow.  I have seen lots of people do it soon or later, it is kind of a natural thing to do.  They start simply doing what is comfortable, but watch that anchor, too comfortable can mean losing anchor control.  Another hint, never give your dog dewormer while you are in the basement making arrows. Or even worse, find that there are perfect skies and then go out with your telescope without letting the dog out first. That makes it twice in one night.

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[Tom Parsons]

[Jim Picarelli]

Nice looking bow, Mr. Parsons

[ron w]

Originally posted by Jim Picarelli:
Nice looking bow, Mr. Parsons

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[Learner]

Vey nice bow, Mr. Parsons.      

But I'm curious:  why the silencers?

 

Best wishes,
Frank