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HH BUG GOT ME - Part Two!

Started by Rob DiStefano, September 18, 2013, 09:27:00 PM

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Old Gray Hill

Shot placement, proper arrow weight and tuning have more to do with performance on deer than anything in my opinion. For weight, the maximum you can shoot accurately and bring to full draw on the first shot of the day when all bundled up in your hunting clothes and freezing cold would be the max weight I'd say.
Sunset Hills
66" 59# "White Dragon"
66" 57# "Lionheart"
65" 56# "EL Tigre"

"Speed is vital, however it is absolutely worthless when you exchange it for stability and accuracy"...John Schulz

two4hooking

Quote from: Wilderlife on October 05, 2022, 07:50:55 PM
They are things of beauty. I had a laugh on a different forum recently about this, in that I'm a much better shot with my recurves, but I feel like I look much cooler when walking around the bush with an ASL.  :biglaugh:

Not me. I'm opposite.  Not good enough for the recurve and shoot these better.

One thing i think is due to the deep thick long working limbs there is a draw weight that is too low and starts to be not efficient. I'm not sure what that level is but one bowyer has told me around 40 pounds maybe close to the break even level.

toddster

Best draw weight?  Fine tuned arrow out of a bow you shoot most accurately!  Broadhead razor sharp.  That is what matters. 

strigif0rm3s

Love my new Mahantango Red Tail. 69" 43@28
All yew with lignum vitae riser. Awesome shooter.

Old Gray Hill

Very nice! Yew makes such a sweet shooting bow  :thumbsup:
Sunset Hills
66" 59# "White Dragon"
66" 57# "Lionheart"
65" 56# "EL Tigre"

"Speed is vital, however it is absolutely worthless when you exchange it for stability and accuracy"...John Schulz

Tradcat


shick

Strig, that's a dandy yew bow right there.  Good luck with it.
Shick
TGMM Family of the Bow
DAV

Tim Reese

Very nice man! Love the in field pics too
66" Northern Mist Superior
68" Howard Hill cheetah

Tradcat

Glad to see that this "part two" thread is about to hit 300 pages ! Pretty cool if you ask me!   Tradcat

UncasUK

Stig,

What a realy nice bow you have there, hope you have lots of memorable hunts with it.

Tim Reese

Let's get this to 300 pages!!
66" Northern Mist Superior
68" Howard Hill cheetah

evgb127

Almost there.  Sadly, I don't have any harvest pictures to post yet this year. It was all quiet in the woods yesterday.  Of course today, there are a bunch of squirrels running in front of my target.  Gotta love Pennsylvania's blue laws...

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-EVG

Yooper-traveler

Definitely one of the finest ASLs I've owned.  68", 38#@28"

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Klaatu, Verata, Nicto

Tim Reese

Very nice Tony!!! That is a great looking bow and quiver set up!!
66" Northern Mist Superior
68" Howard Hill cheetah

Yooper-traveler

You also sir!  Pretty sure we have the same take in chairs too lol!
Klaatu, Verata, Nicto

Tim Reese

Yep. Maybe we are brothers of another mother ???  :biglaugh:
66" Northern Mist Superior
68" Howard Hill cheetah

Steve Clandinin

Yes this ASL is hitting pretty hard, hardly look at my other bows anymore.I have lots of longbows and to many recurves to count, but I,m sure I need another ASL , thinking of a Hill Tembo ,exept with three lams of Yew instead of bamboo, with a all yew handle ,slight string follow with clear glass, making it look like a self bow .Yea I think so lol.
Quote from Howard Hill.( Whenever he taught someone to shoot) "Son make up your mind right now if you want to target shoot or hunt as theres a world of differance between the two"

Tradcat

That will be a looker for sure Steve !

two4hooking


evgb127

Wow Greg. You're having a great season.  Congratulations.
-EVG

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