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I am looking at a Howard Hill Sweet Thang II 50#@28" i have not been able to find any info on the bow and it is at a good price has anyone shot one of these and are they considered a Reflex/Deflex Longbow and are they a smooth shooting bow i pull about 27" so it should be around 46-47 pounds at my DL i am off to sell a Browning A-5 Light Twelve to purchase it so any info about how they shoot would be nice thanks Armand
Posts: 203 | From: South Paris Maine | Registered: Mar 2003
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Come on all you Hill Guy's. I am not knowing of this one. TTT
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It is probably named by the customer,I've seen some other ones two.Craig made a Half Breed for a customer and named it"Autmun Whisper" where he usally writes Half Breed on the limb.I had a 5-lam Wesley with a name of "Razorback" wrote on the limb.Craig will do that if the customer requests it.
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Craig has a reflex/deflex longbow that he builds on request. It is not listed on his web site and it is not named "Sweet Thing II". It is called the "Badger". I expect the name "Sweet Thing II" was requested by the original buyer. You might contact Craig at HH Archery for info. I believe "Mudd" here on TG would also be able to help you. If I'm not mistaken he recently sold one.
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What Bill said....If it is a Hill R/D bow, it is surely a Badger. Not cataloged and not listed on the website.
Danny
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ya it is a Badger, thanks guys i call Craig and his son explained it to me and the "Sweet Thang II" is just a name the customer added to it, it looks like a sweet enough piece and i can get it for under $325 so i may grab it, he said they only make about 20 of them a year and this one is from 1998
Posts: 203 | From: South Paris Maine | Registered: Mar 2003
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I think I "stumbled" across that same bow. Thought about buying it but want to try a few other bows first. I say, buy it and let the rest of us know how it shoots!
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