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Hi everyone new to this site long time archer
I shoot a few recurves Martin Jagaur Elite and a Bear Black Bear
But was thinking of trying a long bow for small game this season
I was thinking of trying one of Rudders bushman and some of his Flu flu’s
I was wondering if anybody had an opinon if his bows
Thanks
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Thanks
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Noone,hunh
Well for the money i ordered one of Bills bows
So ill do a review when i get her and have it propley set up and some arrows over the rest
If it is what im looking for,for small game im gona order a U finish two bow kit,youth adult and have my oldest nefew make a longbow for himself
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I look forward to your review and photos. Thanks, dwc
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Nice
Solid hickory flat longbow?
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Mountainman- Welcome to the site. Good luck with your bow project with your nephew.
R2-First of all, I like the looks of that bow!! Second, I am impressed with your engineering to prolong the life of that target. I shoot a very similar target and I have a very similar issue, but instead of fixing it up nice, I just start shooting at the back leg after the chest is shot out of it.
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robbin68 wrote: Mountainman- Welcome to the site. Good luck with your bow project with your nephew.
R2-First of all, I like the looks of that bow!! Second, I am impressed with your engineering to prolong the life of that target. I shoot a very similar target and I have a very similar issue, but instead of fixing it up nice, I just start shooting at the back leg after the chest is shot out of it.
Thx about both!
His name is now Stumpy…
The walking bear target I had got named “Humpy” when I engineered it.
I’ll leave that up to your imagination. 🙄
Some targets I can extend their shooting life, some I cannot. Depends on where they fail. Lot of them the back breaks and I haven’t solved that yet. Other than quit shooting high.:D Ummmmm, maybe they’re ducking the arrow????:wink:
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Very nice – if you are up for it give us a little review of the performance and feel of the Rudderbow.
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I have about 75 arrows thru it
I did the grip in just a thin suede but i dont feel any real hand shock which for a soild hickory bow is very good
I got it set up quick played the nock alittle but she came into point of aim quick
Its 65″ and pulls smooth 50#/28″ i draw 27″ so its throwing 47# or around there
Fit and finish was excellent for a sub $100 bow i really have no complaints
If i do my part it seems to do its part very well
This was a project for small game hunting and i think it came out well
I also have been using Rudders poplar flu flu arrows and 125grn field point which im very happy with,my Bear Black Bear seems to shoot them well also even being a 40# and arrows spined at 45/50#
Over all for the money its a good piece of kit
My cousin shot it yesterday with me and went home and ordered one
That said he shoots 31″ draw and we saw noproblem with over draw down range
Ill order another one for sure,might be a stave and ill try my hand at alittle tilling
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Thanks for taking the time to share. I am glad you are enjoying it! That’s what it is all about.
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