Thanks again, Jeff! When asked which of my bows is my favorite, I tell them that it is like picking which of my children is my favorite! Can't do it, they are all special, yet different, in their own way. Carry on, shoot straight!
i buy Bear Bows Fred got it right first time around , all others are copies , (my opinion ) low to no hand shock , beautiful to look at consistent and a heritage you cannot beat
I have new Easton Legacy whiteout arrows and my deerskeeker raptor 45 + pound 28” draw longbow I’m so excited!!!! Fine tuning and getting things dialed in myself!!! Good luck this year sir!! And always be safe make memories!
The Oberon is made by Old Mountain Archery . Great bows ! I ordered the OMA Sniper longbow straight from the factory through a OMA salesperson. They even made some customizing for me.
I have a Deer Seeker recurve 62 inches from Amazon. It has 45 pound limbs at 28 inches. My draw length is 31, brace height at 7.5 inches. Seems like I’m pulling much more at my draw length
Yes you have to go with the bow that feels comfortable in hand and that will produce you the best accuracy. I have 8 bows and my custom omega royal huntsman at inky 695.00. 60 amo 50@ my 28 dl with 605 grain arrows with simmons swampshark was the one i picked because it felt so good in my hand and shoots straight and fast.love all your videos my fellow alabamien.good luck thus season and god bless my friend.
I like the 3 rivers Diamond deluxe I got a few years ago,62 inch,50 lb long bow Benn shooting along time,at 76 years old,I agree the recurve shoots a quicker arrow,but the long bow,is to me more forgiving,lighter to carry,and really silent!
I will be hunting with a 50" Bodnik/Bearpaw Mingo 45 lbs. Now it is a youth soft recurve. Very efficient for short draws. Has a lower brace height. Shooting a 204 700 spine with a 200gr broadhead. 26" draw.
Hi Jeff!!!, greatings from the Basque Country. huge thanks for sharing us all your experience and knolendge. I'm turning from the conpound to the traditional, thanks to the passion and emotion that you show and spread in your videos. What is in your opinion the best hunting take down recurve bow, with what kind of string?. Is to try to find it here in Europe, and if not, may be there in 3 rivers. Apologice for my lack lendguage, is not my mother lendguage, and thank you in advance for your great help. Good bless you and your family.
I went to ETAR and shot a whole lot of hybrid 3 piece takedown long bows. I’m pretty sure I shot every one and some from shooters that were there. I really liked the Stalker Stickbows Coyote. I did the test drive on an SL and a FXT. I’m now the proud owner of an FXT. The medium grip has my name all over it. With the help of this channel I am addicted to shooting my longbow. I do like my wet noodle D55 string :-)
Damn that's some sweet shootin! Your giving me the itch to try trad gear, you actually got my ticker racing! Lol. Entering my 40th bow season. Beautiful bow by the way.
You had me almost sick thinking you were going hidden for the deer season, kind of like when you gave up bow building and spread the news too us, even when you got sick. Look man you got the best traditional bow show in the world, there's no getting sick, no taking time off, no missing weakly shows, we love you Jeff your the Elvis Pressly of traditional man, every show you can't wait for front row seats, to see the king. And we know your secret mam, BECAUSE OF GOD, AMEN AMEN 🙏 😁 seriously my man you were ment for this👊
I own a few compound bows and crossbows.. but I have a special love for my recurve bows, long bows, and traditional Archery! The very first bow I ever bought was a Mandarin Duck Phantom recurve @50lbs.. then I bought a Mandarin Duck Black Hunter recurve @60lbs.. and I loved that bow so much I bought another Black Hunter in long bow @45lbs.. then I bought a few other cheap bows from Amazon.. and I bought a 62" Samick Sage @40lbs.. and a 64" recurve bow @60lbs that is a direct clone/copy of the Martin Saber made by SinoArt.. and it is a FANTASTIC bow.. with people saying how it shoots just as good as an actual Martin Saber but for a lot less money - I dont own a real Martin Saber bow so I dont know how they shoot and I have always wanted a Martin Jaguar bow.. but so far I am really happy with this SinoArt 64" clone and how beautiful it shoots.. and currently it is my favorite go to recurve bow. I am one of those who made the big mistake of "over-bowing" myself when buying my first bow.. I started off learning the basics and fundamentals of Archery on a 50lb bow.. and knowing what I know now.. I should have been more humble and started off with a 30lb bow.. and this was the biggest mistake that I made as a "newbie" brand new to Archery. It may have taken me twice as long to learn the basics.. and twice as much time practicing.. but I began my journey into Archery on a 50lb bow.. and even though shooting a 60lb bow is no problem at all for me now.. in the beginning I really struggled. New Archers.. do NOT make the same mistake I did.. there is nothing wrong with a full grown man shooting a 20lb or 30lb light bow (like what most women would shoot).. you have to crawl before you walk.. and if you are struggling to draw to anchor point.. and hold.. your bow draw weight is too damn heavy for you! Start with a low draw weight.. something you can easily handle.. and learn how to shoot FIRST.. then it is much easier to step up in draw weight as you progress in skill.. and learn that "consistency is key" -
I started way over bowed at 65lbs. And I've had half a dozen black hunters and loved them all. There is no wrong path brother just shoot what you enjoy shooting, if you don't enjoy it you won't shoot it, if you don't shoot it you won't get good. My experience with all the crazy bows I shoot got me envied to actually teach at my club. I'm now the head instructor and I've only been shooting 3 years 😅
@@jimathybindlenim6359 Thanks for the reply! I think starting off with a heavy draw weight is a very common mistake a lot of new Archers make. For me.. I had always heard that you needed a minimum of 35lb - 40lb to hunt deer sized game.. and at the time it didnt make sense to me to buy a "light bow" to learn on and then have to buy another bow just to hunt with.. so I jumped in head first.. and it made my practice sessions harder.. and longer.. but I didnt give up.. I hung in there until those "Archer" muscles that I never used got stronger.. and the draw weights started to feel lighter.. and I started to get better and better. That is AWESOME that after only 3yrs you are head instructor at your club! That is another area where I really struggled as well.. I had no Archery clubs to attend.. none of my family, friends, and relatives were even remotely into Archery.. so I learned everything on my own and mostly from Archery RUclips channels - I even learned things like arrow fletching and string making from RUclips videos.. and even after years.. I am still in it all by myself today.. as no one who I am close to seems to share the same passion for Archery as I do.. and sometimes I wish I had a club or small group.. or even a buddy.. to share this wonderful sport with.
@@dreadnaughttactical talk to your local council or Buronga of land management and ask for a spot to shoot targets, start your own club! I'm very lucky to have a 5 or 6 clubs under an hour away. My club is on 72 acres, we got free camping and a 4wd track it's awesome
Das Dx5 with Bosen longbow limbs for my 2024 deer season . Fast and quiet. My black hunter longbow is usually my go to bow. After the Dx5 my 21 inch black elk riser and tradtech maple glass carbon limbs will be next.
Yes it's tuned to perfection with a 5/16 center shot with my black Eagle 350 spine arrows.I bought a das 17 das connection with samick r3 limbs for next year's deer season.
My bow hunting setup this year is my Galaxy black Ridge hybrid 62 in 40# @25, 515 grain arrow 150 grain inserts 125 grain Magnus stinger buzz cut heads so I have 275 on the front ready to test it this year. Oh and just wondering I'm probably going to buy the Oberon recuve or long bow soon witch one would you recommend I mean I know you like the recuve but do you have to be really consistent to shoot it.
shooting a tomahawk diamond deluxe long bow and have really been struggling with consistency. arrow is high FOC 15.5% 550grain I can shoot my sammick sage recurve way better. think it could be the shelf not cut to center on the longbow?
Have always been interested in archery and hunting but have never pulled the trigger. I’ve finally decided to buy my first bow. Im going traditional too, it seems like it would be WAY more satisfying taking game with it over a compound. As a shorter guy (5’9”) I’ve decided to go recurve, their a little shorter. I really have my eye on the Bear Grizzly it’s AMO 58” for $459. That’s expensive for a first bow but I like quality. Before I drop the money though, is their any other recurves that are better or I should consider for $500 or less? I know you’d be the guy to ask! Also, I think I’m going to buy it in 40# draw weight. I tested out a 45# and could draw it back but only for a second or two and I was shaky. From your previous vids it sounds like 40# is perfectly fine to hunt deer as long as you have a sharp broadhead and heavy arrow, correct? I live in Ohio and the minimum draw weight is in fact 40#.
Love your channel Jeff. I want to purchase a 35# @ 28" draw recurve for my ailing 74 year old body and have narrowed it down to the Sitkin 58" takedown or the 60" Oberon. I like takedowns so the nod goes to the Sitkin but my draw length is 29" and I like the bamboo and uni-carbon core of the Oberon so I am leaning more to the Oberon. Does the Oberon give a little better performance than the Sitkin? Also I would like to hunt deer with this bow using Simmons heads. With your extensive knowledge testing arrow combinations, do you have a recommendation for a hunting arrow for a 37# @ 29" draw. Would a 500gr carbon arrow with heavy FOC penetrate better than a 500gr aluminum arrow?
@@charleskeithterry yes I had a 17” riser with the 3K carbon bamboo limbs and the low 2.0 Jager grip and a TTT string in 45# and it was absolutely awesome! I ran the ILF pads so I could use any ILF limbs plus I prefer the connection over the old Das system but yes they’re really good 👍🏻
@@chadnorthcutt6900 I haven’t decided 100% but last year it was the Simmons Swamp Sharks and Ryan is supposed to be sending me some of the new Omega Left bevels with the bleeders which will be incredible and the other favorites are the Magnus Stinger Buzzcuts👍🏻
I value your opinion greatly,I am looking at ther Oberon recurve I am currently hunting with a 60 # super Kodiak. my draw length is29 and 1/4 so I am pulling about 62#,thinking of buying the Oberon in 55 # any thought..thanks in advance
@@stevecriswell2838 you’ll love it especially if you get a selway quiver like a strap on model and some good string silencers of course but those two combinations make it very quiet and having carbon bamboo limbs it’ll be a beast at your poundage!🦌
@@littlewoody5539 They are not a sponsor of the channel, I am simply a field staffer for them and do product testing and reviews unbiased but I do have a long time relationship with them and they are a great company.
Jeff, I need your professional advice, I recently purchased a takedown recurve at 40lb, I also purchased 29lb limbs, Here's my dilema, I want to use aluminum arrows, probably buy them at 30 inch cut, I draw just shy of 29in. Sooo for use with both sets of limbs what do think is the start with spine? so before I make a purchase I thought I should ask for your opinion. God Bless, Hope your getting well, Thank You
@@TBOR101 probably something like a 2013 which is close to a 600 spine in carbon, you can actually go to Eastons aluminum arrow size selection chart to double check 👍🏻
@@instinctiveaddictionarcher8998 3Rivers suggested a 2016 with a 100grain insert and 125 broadhead, funny thing is that combination is way off on their own arrow calculator. Enjoy your channel immensely, keep up the good work
Can I ask about the riser? This Oberon is cut to center, the Sitkan is cut 1/16th just past center. Does that mean the Sitkan can shoot stiffer arrows? Is this different riser cut something even worth fretting over?
@@llamawizard not much but yes the deeper they’re cut the stiffer spine they will shoot but the tune is usually only 50 grains difference of point weight for the same arrow out of either one so not much difference but some for sure 👍🏻
Still shooting my Bodnik Quick Stick #40. I haven’t shot many different bows but I’m glad I got this one. Bamboo core with Stabil-Core ply. Very smooth even at my 29” draw.
Thanks again, Jeff! When asked which of my bows is my favorite, I tell them that it is like picking which of my children is my favorite! Can't do it, they are all special, yet different, in their own way. Carry on, shoot straight!
i buy Bear Bows Fred got it right first time around , all others are copies , (my opinion ) low to no hand shock , beautiful to look at consistent and a heritage you cannot beat
Yes and no. They aren't "handmade" Ol Battle.i bought one it's been started should he done in a few weeks! Jonathan is an awesome man.
What's looking at bear.. Pretty tradition.. But what compares to this
Howatt Had bear beat . Bear bows have been low quality for a long time.
I have new Easton Legacy whiteout arrows and my deerskeeker raptor 45 + pound 28” draw longbow I’m so excited!!!! Fine tuning and getting things dialed in myself!!! Good luck this year sir!! And always be safe make memories!
Thanks again Jeff, enjoy your time out there and grateful for all you have shared over time. Straight shooter indeed!!!
@@jesseherbert2585 Thanks brother God Bless!
I just love watching you shoot in slow motion… looks like zero face pressure but releasing on the draw at anchor.
The Oberon is made by Old Mountain Archery . Great bows ! I ordered the OMA Sniper longbow straight from the factory through a OMA salesperson. They even made some customizing for me.
Hey how much was 1 compared to getting frro. 3 rivers archery?
Looking forward to following your hunting season Jeff!
@@WCTRAD oh man it’s getting close!!!!! 😁
@@instinctiveaddictionarcher8998 hope to get a good one on video this season can’t let you one up me lol
I have a Deer Seeker recurve 62 inches from Amazon. It has 45 pound limbs at 28 inches. My draw length is 31, brace height at 7.5 inches. Seems like I’m pulling much more at my draw length
Always enjoy your videos! Thanks for the work and time you put into this for us!
Yes you have to go with the bow that feels comfortable in hand and that will produce you the best accuracy. I have 8 bows and my custom omega royal huntsman at inky 695.00. 60 amo 50@ my 28 dl with 605 grain arrows with simmons swampshark was the one i picked because it felt so good in my hand and shoots straight and fast.love all your videos my fellow alabamien.good luck thus season and god bless my friend.
I like the 3 rivers Diamond deluxe I got a few years ago,62 inch,50 lb long bow Benn shooting along time,at 76 years old,I agree the recurve shoots a quicker arrow,but the long bow,is to me more forgiving,lighter to carry,and really silent!
The BEST TRAD SERIES ON RUclips!!!!
I will be hunting with a 50" Bodnik/Bearpaw Mingo 45 lbs. Now it is a youth soft recurve. Very efficient for short draws. Has a lower brace height. Shooting a 204 700 spine with a 200gr broadhead. 26" draw.
Hi Jeff!!!, greatings from the Basque Country. huge thanks for sharing us all your experience and knolendge.
I'm turning from the conpound to the traditional, thanks to the passion and emotion that you show and spread in your videos.
What is in your opinion the best hunting take down recurve bow, with what kind of string?. Is to try to find it here in Europe, and if not, may be there in 3 rivers.
Apologice for my lack lendguage, is not my mother lendguage, and thank you in advance for your great help.
Good bless you and your family.
Beautiful bow ! The NYX ended up being my go to absolutely love it with the D97 upgrade
@@JHorn731 cool! They’re shooters too!
I went to ETAR and shot a whole lot of hybrid 3 piece takedown long bows. I’m pretty sure I shot every one and some from shooters that were there. I really liked the Stalker Stickbows Coyote. I did the test drive on an SL and a FXT. I’m now the proud owner of an FXT. The medium grip has my name all over it. With the help of this channel I am addicted to shooting my longbow. I do like my wet noodle D55 string :-)
@@Elkmonger they do feel good and very quiet just have to keep a check on brace height periodically but on some bows they are the ticket!
Yes Jeff!
I making a yew selfbow hunting design and this kind of intel is really good for helping me pun down what they need to deliver.
Nice one
Damn that's some sweet shootin! Your giving me the itch to try trad gear, you actually got my ticker racing! Lol. Entering my 40th bow season.
Beautiful bow by the way.
@@mikedee5641 Do it bro! At least mix it in this year 🦌
You had me almost sick thinking you were going hidden for the deer season, kind of like when you gave up bow building and spread the news too us, even when you got sick. Look man you got the best traditional bow show in the world, there's no getting sick, no taking time off, no missing weakly shows, we love you Jeff your the Elvis Pressly of traditional man, every show you can't wait for front row seats, to see the king. And we know your secret mam, BECAUSE OF GOD, AMEN AMEN 🙏 😁 seriously my man you were ment for this👊
I pray you have a Good Journey this hunting season and throughout your life! God Bless you Jeff.
Thanks so much and I’m looking forward to getting in the woods this year hopefully making some cool videos!
@@instinctiveaddictionarcher8998 have you done anything with Ozcut single bevel 3 blades?
My choice bow is my 68" Martin Pioneer , 49lbs @ 29 1/2" draw . Smooth draw & silent . Arrows are 30" XX75 Gamegetter 500s with 170gn points . 😊
Im not jealous.. just a little maybe 😅 You are truly blessed.
Love the video Jeff The hermit X10 is the bow I'm hunting with this year
I own a few compound bows and crossbows.. but I have a special love for my recurve bows, long bows, and traditional Archery!
The very first bow I ever bought was a Mandarin Duck Phantom recurve @50lbs.. then I bought a Mandarin Duck Black Hunter recurve @60lbs.. and I loved that bow so much I bought another Black Hunter in long bow @45lbs.. then I bought a few other cheap bows from Amazon.. and I bought a 62" Samick Sage @40lbs.. and a 64" recurve bow @60lbs that is a direct clone/copy of the Martin Saber made by SinoArt.. and it is a FANTASTIC bow.. with people saying how it shoots just as good as an actual Martin Saber but for a lot less money - I dont own a real Martin Saber bow so I dont know how they shoot and I have always wanted a Martin Jaguar bow.. but so far I am really happy with this SinoArt 64" clone and how beautiful it shoots.. and currently it is my favorite go to recurve bow.
I am one of those who made the big mistake of "over-bowing" myself when buying my first bow.. I started off learning the basics and fundamentals of Archery on a 50lb bow.. and knowing what I know now.. I should have been more humble and started off with a 30lb bow.. and this was the biggest mistake that I made as a "newbie" brand new to Archery.
It may have taken me twice as long to learn the basics.. and twice as much time practicing.. but I began my journey into Archery on a 50lb bow.. and even though shooting a 60lb bow is no problem at all for me now.. in the beginning I really struggled.
New Archers.. do NOT make the same mistake I did.. there is nothing wrong with a full grown man shooting a 20lb or 30lb light bow (like what most women would shoot).. you have to crawl before you walk.. and if you are struggling to draw to anchor point.. and hold.. your bow draw weight is too damn heavy for you!
Start with a low draw weight.. something you can easily handle.. and learn how to shoot FIRST.. then it is much easier to step up in draw weight as you progress in skill.. and learn that "consistency is key" -
I started way over bowed at 65lbs. And I've had half a dozen black hunters and loved them all. There is no wrong path brother just shoot what you enjoy shooting, if you don't enjoy it you won't shoot it, if you don't shoot it you won't get good.
My experience with all the crazy bows I shoot got me envied to actually teach at my club. I'm now the head instructor and I've only been shooting 3 years 😅
@@jimathybindlenim6359 Thanks for the reply! I think starting off with a heavy draw weight is a very common mistake a lot of new Archers make. For me.. I had always heard that you needed a minimum of 35lb - 40lb to hunt deer sized game.. and at the time it didnt make sense to me to buy a "light bow" to learn on and then have to buy another bow just to hunt with.. so I jumped in head first.. and it made my practice sessions harder.. and longer.. but I didnt give up.. I hung in there until those "Archer" muscles that I never used got stronger.. and the draw weights started to feel lighter.. and I started to get better and better.
That is AWESOME that after only 3yrs you are head instructor at your club!
That is another area where I really struggled as well.. I had no Archery clubs to attend.. none of my family, friends, and relatives were even remotely into Archery.. so I learned everything on my own and mostly from Archery RUclips channels - I even learned things like arrow fletching and string making from RUclips videos.. and even after years.. I am still in it all by myself today.. as no one who I am close to seems to share the same passion for Archery as I do.. and sometimes I wish I had a club or small group.. or even a buddy.. to share this wonderful sport with.
@@dreadnaughttactical talk to your local council or Buronga of land management and ask for a spot to shoot targets, start your own club! I'm very lucky to have a 5 or 6 clubs under an hour away. My club is on 72 acres, we got free camping and a 4wd track it's awesome
Where do you get your puff silencers? I used to always use tarantula puffs but can't find now days, thank you so much for your channel!
Gid bless!
My bow is a Mad Dog Prairie Pradator 54", 45#@27". It weighs 12.835oz. with string. Very fast. Slippery elm limbs.
Very fair price on these just looked it up. I don’t exactly remember but I think I paid same price for my Black Widow back in like 1985?
Das Dx5 with Bosen longbow limbs for my 2024 deer season . Fast and quiet. My black hunter longbow is usually my go to bow. After the Dx5 my 21 inch black elk riser and tradtech maple glass carbon limbs will be next.
I used the dx5 with the javaman carbon limbs. That riser can really be awesome if you get it tuned right.
Yes it's tuned to perfection with a 5/16 center shot with my black Eagle 350 spine arrows.I bought a das 17 das connection with samick r3 limbs for next year's deer season.
Are you giving the Omegas a third chance or are you using Simmons this year?and what place did "Green Death" land?,lol
How long is your feathers and are they right or lift??? God bless
Nice shooting man!
I'll agree with that.
I watch the Nyx review and see that your using the Oberon. The Nyx seemed to be a really nice bow. What is the tradeoffs between these two?
Do you own one of the 3Rivers archery plastic pocket quiver just wondering???
Have you ever shot Bob Lee bows ?
My bow hunting setup this year is my Galaxy black Ridge hybrid 62 in 40# @25, 515 grain arrow 150 grain inserts 125 grain Magnus stinger buzz cut heads so I have 275 on the front ready to test it this year. Oh and just wondering I'm probably going to buy the Oberon recuve or long bow soon witch one would you recommend I mean I know you like the recuve but do you have to be really consistent to shoot it.
shooting a tomahawk diamond deluxe long bow and have really been struggling with consistency. arrow is high FOC 15.5% 550grain
I can shoot my sammick sage recurve way better.
think it could be the shelf not cut to center on the longbow?
What brand of limb savers are you using?
Have always been interested in archery and hunting but have never pulled the trigger. I’ve finally decided to buy my first bow. Im going traditional too, it seems like it would be WAY more satisfying taking game with it over a compound. As a shorter guy (5’9”) I’ve decided to go recurve, their a little shorter. I really have my eye on the Bear Grizzly it’s AMO 58” for $459. That’s expensive for a first bow but I like quality. Before I drop the money though, is their any other recurves that are better or I should consider for $500 or less? I know you’d be the guy to ask! Also, I think I’m going to buy it in 40# draw weight. I tested out a 45# and could draw it back but only for a second or two and I was shaky. From your previous vids it sounds like 40# is perfectly fine to hunt deer as long as you have a sharp broadhead and heavy arrow, correct? I live in Ohio and the minimum draw weight is in fact 40#.
In what way is the Oberon better than the other three rivers bows like the Nyx and the Sitkin?
Why this one overthe Nyx? The Nyx is suppose to e a more hiigh performance bow because of the carbon foam limbs
Come to Queensland Australia, we hunt all year round 🤘
Love your channel Jeff. I want to purchase a 35# @ 28" draw recurve for my ailing 74 year old body and have narrowed it down to the Sitkin 58" takedown or the 60" Oberon. I like takedowns so the nod goes to the Sitkin but my draw length is 29" and I like the bamboo and uni-carbon core of the Oberon so I am leaning more to the Oberon. Does the Oberon give a little better performance than the Sitkin? Also I would like to hunt deer with this bow using Simmons heads. With your extensive knowledge testing arrow combinations, do you have a recommendation for a hunting arrow for a 37# @ 29" draw. Would a 500gr carbon arrow with heavy FOC penetrate better than a 500gr aluminum arrow?
@@RobertBettenhausen yes sir it does have a little better performance than the Sitkin
Jeff have you ever shot a DAS Dalaa? I’d be very curious to hear your opinion on the bow.
@@charleskeithterry yes I had a 17” riser with the 3K carbon bamboo limbs and the low 2.0 Jager grip and a TTT string in 45# and it was absolutely awesome! I ran the ILF pads so I could use any ILF limbs plus I prefer the connection over the old Das system but yes they’re really good 👍🏻
@ Thank you!
My favorite bow keeps changing. Is there something wrong with me?
Brother what is your arrow setup?
Maybe I missed it but What arrow spine and tip you using? Great videos
@@pinemountainranchpackgoats7702 500 Spine with 300 up front on these and 600’s with 250 they both tune great 👍🏻
What broadheads are you shooting?
@@chadnorthcutt6900 I haven’t decided 100% but last year it was the Simmons Swamp Sharks and Ryan is supposed to be sending me some of the new Omega Left bevels with the bleeders which will be incredible and the other favorites are the Magnus Stinger Buzzcuts👍🏻
Enjoy your season buddy, hope ya kill a stud!! Id like for ya to do video on the shelf side plate etc for the bow to like weak or stiff !! 🙏 Thanks 👍
How can you make that statement that?You'll never beat that bow because it always comes down to the guy behind it
I value your opinion greatly,I am looking at ther Oberon recurve I am currently hunting with a 60 # super Kodiak. my draw length is29 and 1/4 so I am pulling about 62#,thinking of buying the Oberon in 55 # any thought..thanks in advance
@@stevecriswell2838 you’ll love it especially if you get a selway quiver like a strap on model and some good string silencers of course but those two combinations make it very quiet and having carbon bamboo limbs it’ll be a beast at your poundage!🦌
Jeff if 3river is a sponsor of your channel you better hunt with their bow so you can pay the bills enjoy your season.
@@littlewoody5539 They are not a sponsor of the channel, I am simply a field staffer for them and do product testing and reviews unbiased but I do have a long time relationship with them and they are a great company.
Man Is He DRAMATIC
Jeff, I need your professional advice, I recently purchased a takedown recurve at 40lb, I also purchased 29lb limbs, Here's my dilema, I want to use aluminum arrows, probably buy them at 30 inch cut, I draw just shy of 29in. Sooo for use with both sets of limbs what do think is the start with spine? so before I make a purchase I thought I should ask for your opinion. God Bless, Hope your getting well, Thank You
@@TBOR101 probably something like a 2013 which is close to a 600 spine in carbon, you can actually go to Eastons aluminum arrow size selection chart to double check 👍🏻
@@instinctiveaddictionarcher8998 3Rivers suggested a 2016 with a 100grain insert and 125 broadhead, funny thing is that combination is way off on their own arrow calculator. Enjoy your channel immensely, keep up the good work
Awesome!!
3 Rivers has overstock of this bow? Asking for a friend.
What’s the best way to order Triple T strings? Email him?
@@sadendy He has a very large Facebook page and that’s where he takes orders 👍🏻
@@instinctiveaddictionarcher8998 Thanks I'll reach out to him!
Can I ask about the riser? This Oberon is cut to center, the Sitkan is cut 1/16th just past center. Does that mean the Sitkan can shoot stiffer arrows? Is this different riser cut something even worth fretting over?
@@llamawizard not much but yes the deeper they’re cut the stiffer spine they will shoot but the tune is usually only 50 grains difference of point weight for the same arrow out of either one so not much difference but some for sure 👍🏻
@@instinctiveaddictionarcher8998
Thanks for the explanation!
i like the shot..smoke show,,hehe
Still shooting my Bodnik Quick Stick #40. I haven’t shot many different bows but I’m glad I got this one. Bamboo core with Stabil-Core ply. Very smooth even at my 29” draw.
Ol Battle!!!
How can you be contacted. Thank you
@@williamsturgeon2902 most guys just hit me up on Facebook messenger 👍🏻
Ashame your videos only covers “dwarf size” bows would love to see a 68 “ bow and some drawlengt troubles
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When your cold, the bow that always puts the first shot. On the money is a hunting bow!
@@SeanJorgenson-vy8nw exactly!
What arrows are you shooting out of that bow
To many bows lol I wish I could afford 1