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The mohawk has found a new home ....

Brad

DEER wrote:Hi bps would you be interested in a swop for a Predator recurve Hunter 58" amo 48#@28"
John.

Thanks for the offer John but im after a straight sale ---- i need funds for another purchase ...

Brad

pic showing off the beauty of the limbs ...

Mohawk longbow for sale ..

the bow is 51# @ 28" 64" long .. R/H
This is a real nice looking bow, no handshock and nice and quiet and is in excellent condition

No name on bow ... $ 350 . 00 + postage

Pm for more details

BOW IS NOW SOLD

Congratulations Guy and Regina on some very fine shooting .. i had the pleasure of shooting some rounds with Guy Layton and he shot extremely well , very relaxed and fine form . He bought back some of the best scores that i have seen shot on the running pig 8) He is a traditional archer that we will...

longbow steve wrote:Take your camera . Good luck out there.

.........and remember to bring your camera back

We need Longbow Steve's wife to let him go

Guy Layton wrote:Four more sleeps....

Guy has been counting down since the shoot finished last year .... not long now

its going to be a good shoot .....

Brad

Steve , Jeffro

some nice looking pigs there , well done
bugger about the camera Steve ...

Brad .

ive know the people that have the rabbit trap door bell ---- and ive had a good look at it, and the welding on the plate

i knock at the door

Now that is a very nice looking riser ...

-- The colours in the bow look great together

Its probably just as well the discussion of the bow catagory took place on the forum :D At the June Gathering in the Hunter Valley ( after a couple of beers ) no one would agree on anything !! :lol: its been an interesting discussion .... i might just tick the longbow box to keep the debate going :m...

This thread has came out because i asked Longbow Steve the question through PM on what my bow would be classed as . :wink: i dont really care if it is a recurve or a longbow :P i hardly go to any shoots due to work commitments, BUT i need to know what box to tick if and when i do go to a shoot... Brad

Roadie wrote:OK so they are calling it a LongBow, so let them complete in the Modern LongBow Division, as that is what it is a Modern Longbow, or else in Recurve because that what it looks like. A Tradational Bow it ain't. Just my opionion Cheers Roadie.

??? didnt see that comming !

a very beautiful animal .. congratulations

i did check out the hoop pine shafts as well and even for my daughter's light weight bow i thought that they would still be underspined.

The 6mm tas oak were alot better .....

Kev Daley is a great taxidermist and has had some real top deer go through his workshop over the last few years.

congrats on the red deer, he turned out nice

Steve is not allowed to go to the gathering ... his wife wont let him

My daughters longbow is 8#@16" and i use 6mm tas oak shafts for her arrows -- they fly really nice.

..... nocks and points were purchased from John McDonald

Be aware .. i just went for a drive up the road to adjust my new driving lights , frogs everywhere on the road and a big big tiger snake out for a feed ... 9.30pm !! . Obviously drawn by the heat of the road and still very very active , but reasonably cool outside... He was right near a big old frog...

Happy birthday Guy,

Brad

LB rod 55 wrote:good photography Tony,windmills seen better days................Rod

...... so has the cow

Brad

Im currently using a safari tuff quiver, only had it for a few months but it has proven itself to be the best quiver that i own i was using a side quiver for many years, but after trying Guy Layton's safari tuff i placed an order for one myself. ive wore it with a hydration pack and it worked well.

Just giving Coach another good wrap for his strings .. Just recieved a Ts1+ string in brown and black and it looks great and is extremely well made.

good service and very quick delivery..

thanks again Coach.

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The longhorn arrived at its new home today, extremely well packaged and with some shafts as a gift ... Excellent condition as stated.

thanks Jape for the trouble free transaction

Brad

really nice photos,

that ram is a cracker ! .... you have some really nice game over there.

Brad

.... the SKBs have their stated draw weight at 30 " and not 28 " .

i did read this somewhere, so i checked the 2 i have on the bow scales and this seems to be the case.

Brad