Did everyone forget that BEAr still makes bows?
11-29-2007, 03:11 PM
#31
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Ohio
Posts: 7,876
RE: Did everyone forget that BEAr still makes bows?
ORIGINAL: Rob/PA Bowyer
Bear and Fred Bear in particular will always be in my heart as my very first bow was a Bear Black Bear II. I know Bear makes some great bows, always has, probably always will however IMO there is not a bow on the market that tops the Gaurdian and General right now. I'm real curious about the Airbornes and can't wait to get my hands on one.
In all honesty, other than brand loyality, if someone is to shoot the General I can't see them buying another bow. I've never said that about any bow I've owned, ever. They were all too close to call and when finally buying another bow other than Hoyt they were still very close to call but the General (and the Guardian) is heads and shoulders above the rest.
I still have my Bear Black Bear II and oddly enough, it's original string is on it, it's now 22 years old....LOL and I still shoot it from time to time. I might even consider taking a doe with it for old time sakes.
Bear and Fred Bear in particular will always be in my heart as my very first bow was a Bear Black Bear II. I know Bear makes some great bows, always has, probably always will however IMO there is not a bow on the market that tops the Gaurdian and General right now. I'm real curious about the Airbornes and can't wait to get my hands on one.
In all honesty, other than brand loyality, if someone is to shoot the General I can't see them buying another bow. I've never said that about any bow I've owned, ever. They were all too close to call and when finally buying another bow other than Hoyt they were still very close to call but the General (and the Guardian) is heads and shoulders above the rest.
I still have my Bear Black Bear II and oddly enough, it's original string is on it, it's now 22 years old....LOL and I still shoot it from time to time. I might even consider taking a doe with it for old time sakes.
Hmmm.
11-29-2007, 03:22 PM
#32
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Ohio
Posts: 7,876
RE: Did everyone forget that BEAr still makes bows?
Never tried to contact the company. How are they to deal with?
Seriously,I don't want to be just a customer, I'd like to share a passion.
( Feel free to send me a hat. Yes, I'm talking to you and you know who you are. Just a hat, but to me it's a thank you. It's sharing a passion. Would it kill you.)
Seriously,I don't want to be just a customer, I'd like to share a passion.
( Feel free to send me a hat. Yes, I'm talking to you and you know who you are. Just a hat, but to me it's a thank you. It's sharing a passion. Would it kill you.)
11-29-2007, 04:09 PM
#34
Join Date: Jul 2007
Posts: 57
RE: Did everyone forget that BEAr still makes bows?
Bear TRX.............Have always shot Bear bows and always will. Quality bows IMHO for the price. With having to supply equipment for my 15 year old son, myself and starting next year my 3rd oldest boy the money starts to add up. By 08 season I will have 4 bowhunters in the house, Hmm.......this is going to get real expensive).
Dave
Dave
