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Nice bow:)!
EnglishHope

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Nice photo , that first one is great .

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Me and the Widow, doin' our thang.........:D
(If I remember correctly those arrows are almost31.75" long and they look small :D)

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And another......man I need a tan.[:-]LOL

(I think I had just released the arrow on this one.....the left arrow was from the long stake for fun atabout 38yds, and the better one was from here, about 22-23yds. If you look close you can see them side by side)

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Looks good,Matt. I think my next bow will be a PSA or PMAV.There's a trad shoot in Delta this weekend.I'll be there Saturday--check it out if you're not doing anything

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that is a nice looking bow hope you have good luck with it!

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Hey, Matt.

Nice looking Widow.
Saw your post here and decided to check it out.
I have shot recurves since 02' and love them
Unfortunately, I injured both my arm and shoulder so can't shoot them anymore. :(
You remind me of Rick Welch in that one pic of you at full draw.
Looks a lot like his two point anchor.
I always used Rick's two point anchor and had great success with it.
Good luck and good shooting with your new Widow.


Sag.

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Hey Sag--glad to see you are still around! Hate that about the injury--any chance you will be able to get back in the game?

Chad

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Thanks, Chad.
Don't know if I will ever shoot another recurve or not but hope to someday.
I had to sell my Trails End recurves because theywere too heavy in the draw weight.
Kept the Dakota recurve Rick Welch built for me because it's only a 53lb draw weight and, hopefully, I can shoot it again if I heal welland am strong enough.
It's a real bummer, not to be able to shoot, as you can imagine.


Sag.

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Honestly I can't imagine--hope I never have to find out! I love it too much--shot at two state shoots with either an air cast or a hard cast on my leg, been to a couple of shoots on crutches--if I can hobble around the course, I'll giveit a try! Actually won the GA state shoot in an air cast a few years ago--had to leave the crutches behind because they were more hinderance than help in the woods.

Hang in there, you'll have a bow back in your hands. No shame in starting back with a super light draw weight either--at least you will be flinging arrows!

Chad