got my first serious bow in 1979 from Rube Powell (if any of you out there remember him)
since then, it's been bow after bow up until the last 10 or so years when i began to get away from the "wheels" and stay with 'traditional' recurves and longbows.
I've bow hunted and shot up to national level, competitively.
I'm now shooting 40-45 lb recurves and longbows as i can no longer draw heavier draw weight. i find them more than adequate to meet my needs, though.
i don't shoot as much as i used to; age and visits from "Arthur" (arthritis) in my hands now require i use a mechanical release aid.
getting old is NOT for sissies!
since then, it's been bow after bow up until the last 10 or so years when i began to get away from the "wheels" and stay with 'traditional' recurves and longbows.
I've bow hunted and shot up to national level, competitively.
I'm now shooting 40-45 lb recurves and longbows as i can no longer draw heavier draw weight. i find them more than adequate to meet my needs, though.
i don't shoot as much as i used to; age and visits from "Arthur" (arthritis) in my hands now require i use a mechanical release aid.
getting old is NOT for sissies!