High country
 

I am looking to buy a new bow. I have always shot a high country and it has worked great for me (high country supreme).I havent heardanything about their new bows or bows that came out after the high country supreme. Does anyone know how they are? Quality wise, speed, durability, all of the technical stuff? Does anyone have any for sale?
Thank you Drake Morris

RE: High country
 

Look out. Here comes the fireworks.

RE: High country
 

Know very little about them until recently. Their advertising is causing some kind of big stir. My next bow will be from a company with A+ customer service. How do they rate in that department?

RE: High country
 

i think customer service has a lot to do with pro shop service.i believe my shop will take care of me.
i just got an iron mace "great bow" . i to have always shot high country excalibur,2 max forces,now the mace never once had a problem with any of them
they probably feel like the maytag repair man.

RE: High country
 

True, but for many manufactures the shop and the company are one and the same. The company demands you go through the shop. They should be a lot more picky as to who they let be the face of their company. Or, let people deal directly with the company.

Case in point. A guy bought a bow recently and noticed the strings around the peep were cut. The "pro" did it deliberatly to fit the peep. He then kept the bow for weeks until he put a new string on.He claimed it was under warranty. The company got some kind of line from the guy I'm sure since most companys do not cover this kind of thing for this very reason.

Kind of poetic justice. The company got spit blown back in it's face.

RE: High country
 

High County has some great new bows out. Check them out as well as the others get what fits you best. Not just a name.