Your videos on archery are very inspiring and they have convinced me to keep doing the way it works for me while keeping an open mind about how others are doing. Good stuff and stay classy :)
Own a Bob Lee Classic recurve. 20 years old. Been strung since first day and have shot it thousands of times. In perfect condition and shoots better and better every time I shoot it. I leave it strung and adjust twist for brace height periodically. Hang it horizontally by the string and always been stored indoors. Bob Lee told me this verbatim when I bought the bow and still do it this way today.
Hey I just wanted to say, I got one of y'all's bowstrings for my birthday in June and wow has it held up phenomenally. Truly the best bowstring I have ever used and y'all even added extra strands like I requested. Y'all do awesome content and put out amazing products. I wanted to ask if y'all would be willing to put out a video on knowing when to replace a corduvan tab, no one has made a video on this before that I know of.
I've got half a dozen bows that are 50 plus years old. Wood & glass recurves and pure fiberglass bows, all are still 100% safe to shoot. One is a Bear Bearcat recurve that my dad got new as a kid in the late 60's, he shot it growing up, i shot it growing up in the 80's & 90's & still shoot it today. A good quality bow that's taken care of should last lifetime.
My Brother has a 1970 or 1972 Bear Grizzly that was one I got in 2001 or 2002 before I found out I was a left eye dominate shooter in archery and hunting. He has had the bow since he bought it off me in late 2000's about 2007 or 2008 when he was finally big enough to use the bow in 9th grade. That bow has lasted all these years and can safely fire an arrow once the bow has a much needed new string on the bow
So…. Do you have any kind of advice for how to find a stray arrow? Are light nocks genuinely worth the money? Should I buy a metal detector? Or should I just get used to replenishing arrows once enough have gotten lost?
Love the video guys! Hunting sounds amazing. I'm looking for a sponsor to buy my whitetail deer tag this upcoming archery season. I was curious if you guys would inquire about the offer? Keep up the good work.
Your videos on archery are very inspiring and they have convinced me to keep doing the way it works for me while keeping an open mind about how others are doing.
Good stuff and stay classy :)
Own a Bob Lee Classic recurve. 20 years old. Been strung since first day and have shot it thousands of times. In perfect condition and shoots better and better every time I shoot it. I leave it strung and adjust twist for brace height periodically. Hang it horizontally by the string and always been stored indoors. Bob Lee told me this verbatim when I bought the bow and still do it this way today.
Hey I just wanted to say, I got one of y'all's bowstrings for my birthday in June and wow has it held up phenomenally. Truly the best bowstring I have ever used and y'all even added extra strands like I requested. Y'all do awesome content and put out amazing products. I wanted to ask if y'all would be willing to put out a video on knowing when to replace a corduvan tab, no one has made a video on this before that I know of.
Hey Kramer i love your videos!! I'm trying to make a bow for the first time, i love watching you make bows! have a great day!
I've got half a dozen bows that are 50 plus years old. Wood & glass recurves and pure fiberglass bows, all are still 100% safe to shoot. One is a Bear Bearcat recurve that my dad got new as a kid in the late 60's, he shot it growing up, i shot it growing up in the 80's & 90's & still shoot it today.
A good quality bow that's taken care of should last lifetime.
Glad your wrist is feeling better.
My Brother has a 1970 or 1972 Bear Grizzly that was one I got in 2001 or 2002 before I found out I was a left eye dominate shooter in archery and hunting. He has had the bow since he bought it off me in late 2000's about 2007 or 2008 when he was finally big enough to use the bow in 9th grade. That bow has lasted all these years and can safely fire an arrow once the bow has a much needed new string on the bow
Awesome stuff! 👌
Recurve type hunter bow is the best
My 1967 Ben Pearson Golden Sovereign Prince is still winning tournaments ;).
So…. Do you have any kind of advice for how to find a stray arrow? Are light nocks genuinely worth the money? Should I buy a metal detector? Or should I just get used to replenishing arrows once enough have gotten lost?
Love the video guys! Hunting sounds amazing. I'm looking for a sponsor to buy my whitetail deer tag this upcoming archery season. I was curious if you guys would inquire about the offer? Keep up the good work.
Thanks Kip! Lets go hunting November 12th, I am sure Kreed will buy your tag for you.
Good News! If you purchase a Bodnik longbow it comes with a 30 year warranty! So the answer is 30 years with the correct purchase!🏹🏹🏹
Doing a few things really well is better than doing a lot of things half-assed. Leave those long 3D bows to the Robertson's up in Montucky.
A good fiberglass laminate bow lasts until somebody F____ up. IME