Fleetwood Edge Take-Down Recurve Review

Some call it an entry level bow. It is. It is more than that though. It is a fine shooting bow that wont break the bank whether your quarry is a target in the back yard or wild game from the woods.
It's a bow that can grow with you. Limbs are interchangeable. You can order limbs from 25 to 55 pounds @ 28 inches.
Outdoor adventure in the Lower Alabama.

[@antz6130]

Thank you for telling me about Saint Hubert. I didn’t know about him
There are so many awesome saints 👍🏼☘️👍🏼

[@terryw.milburn8565]

Mornin, David; Great explanation on what Ya'll are using. Hoping the season is Blessed with some meat for the freezer ! Check That Chicken ! Hay Shirli ! ATB T & M God Bless

[@DavidKralikOutdoors]

Morning, Terry and Mel. That chicken ate real good. Have a great one my friend.

[@shaneslone7077]

Nice looking setup, great quiver. Good luck on your hunt!

[@DavidKralikOutdoors]

Thanks Shane.

[@HeartlandMakesAndOutdoors]

I too have made several shooting tabs, that is about all I hunt with anyone, I have my old glove in my pack incase I loose the tab in the field somehow. The arm guard, I use, strictly to hold my clothing away from the string. I have hit my clothes hunting and or shooting with my hunting clothes on. They don't recommend stringing without a bow stringer, because a lot of folks don't know how to string a bow correctly with out one, so they recommend you use one to lessen the chance of limb damage from un proper stringing. Last year, I hunted with my recurve during blackpowder and rifle, it is just a lot more challenging fun for me as well. I have limited out many times with my compound doing the same thing, plan is to start doing it with a recurve. May well happen this year. Several of the public lands I hunt it is deer only, no squirrels, turkeys etc, It is weird hunting and not being able to draw on a turkey or small game, but learning to work around that rule. Congrats on the retirement. I love the gift, it is a great gift sir. Looks like you have a really great camp set up. Fleetwood makes a great bow. I have a one piece one I have used around the house just to stay in shape, its a 40 pound bow. Thanks for sharing and I hope you have the success you need in the field this year. Keep up the fun videos and have a blessed week sir.
Dale

[@DavidKralikOutdoors]

Thanks for stopping by Dale. There's something about the simplicity of stick and string that fits so well in the uncomplication of retirement. Now I'm not at all opposed to compounds and crossbows. As long as my bow tech can find parts for my Parker it will still go with me to the woods. All the best to you and yours. Blessings. David

[@inthewoodswithbigfoot3941]

Great set up and good common sense Brother!

[@DavidKralikOutdoors]

Thanks, Jon.

[@el5495]

Do you unstring your bow when not in use?

[@jonathanreeves5847]

Yes, you should. Over time the bow will loose its draw weight, and will bend. Thus, eventually rendering it useless as you won't have any power.

[@antz6130]

Amen 🙏🏼 brother God bless you

[@DavidKralikOutdoors]

Thanks for stopping by. God bless you too.