What is Best Bow These days??
#2
Nontypical Buck
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From: Spring Grove, Pa. USA
I like Shafer Silvertip recurves and Black Widow longbows.Somebody else will like Hill bows,another will like Chekmates....ask 100 people and you'll get 100 differant responses
#3
Boone & Crockett
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From: Mississippi USA
Asking a group of trad shooters that question is even worse than asking a group of compounders which is best, or riflemen, or fishermen, etc.
Some folks (obviously) go with what they shoot best. Some will go with what costs the most, another with what his buddy shoots, another with what their guru/hero/state champion/etc. shoots, etc. etc. etc.
To paraphrase Ken Beck (former owner of Black Widow Archery), "When you get right down to it, there's not a nickle's difference in the better bows on the market". A great archer can shoot any decent bow pretty well. There's no bow on the market that will automatically make anyone a great archer.
Chad
Some folks (obviously) go with what they shoot best. Some will go with what costs the most, another with what his buddy shoots, another with what their guru/hero/state champion/etc. shoots, etc. etc. etc.
To paraphrase Ken Beck (former owner of Black Widow Archery), "When you get right down to it, there's not a nickle's difference in the better bows on the market". A great archer can shoot any decent bow pretty well. There's no bow on the market that will automatically make anyone a great archer.
Chad
#5
Dominant Buck
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From: land of the Lilliputians, In the state of insanity
A burnie custom. 
Thats all Ill be shooting this year. Well, I might take a hog or three with an old Herters Ive had since the 70s.

Thats all Ill be shooting this year. Well, I might take a hog or three with an old Herters Ive had since the 70s.
#6
Nontypical Buck
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From: Spring Grove, Pa. USA
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Asking a group of trad shooters that question is even worse than asking a group of compounders which is best, or riflemen, or fishermen, etc.Chad
Asking a group of trad shooters that question is even worse than asking a group of compounders which is best, or riflemen, or fishermen, etc.Chad

#7
A burnie custom.



There's no bow on the market that will automatically make anyone a great archer.

But a world champion can make a crap bow shoot good

#9
ORIGINAL: burniegoeasily
Yea, I dont have a Kanga custom, but one day i might be shooting a Kanga special. I hear they are pretty snappy bow.
Yea, I dont have a Kanga custom, but one day i might be shooting a Kanga special. I hear they are pretty snappy bow.

#10
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ORIGINAL: Kanga
Likewise I might have to invest in a Burnie Custom
ORIGINAL: burniegoeasily
Yea, I dont have a Kanga custom, but one day i might be shooting a Kanga special. I hear they are pretty snappy bow.
Yea, I dont have a Kanga custom, but one day i might be shooting a Kanga special. I hear they are pretty snappy bow.


