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Grizzbear
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Can anyone give me a review of the black rhino. Was gonna order one for my son. Hes seven
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longbowben
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Great starter bow.

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Grizzbear
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Just ordered one. Cant hardly wsit. Hes shot some self bows before so hopefully the consistancy will spike hid confidance..
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DuffyRP
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They are great bows and when I talked to them at Cloverdale this year they said that when you ready for a larger bow you can trade in your old one for credit towards a new one. Can't beat that.

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Greg Clark
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Place that order, you won't regret the decision.

I have purchased several thru the years for friend's kids and they love them.
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recurve3
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They are great bows. My wife has one of Chucks bows. Have known Chuck for nearly 30 years, he is a standup honest man and will treat you well.

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Drewster
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I bought one for my four year old granddaughter a couple months ago. It's a fine little bow for a kid just starting out, and like DuffyRP said, you can trade them in when the kid grows. Pretty good arrangement for our growing young archers.
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Davesea
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TBM just did a review of kids bows. They reviewed the BR
48". The way to get consistency is the arrows, Easton Jazz 1214 for light and consistent arrows.

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Rick Perry
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Chuck builds outstanding adult longbows as well

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sledge
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much more truculent and dangerous than the larger, but docile white rhino.

no huntable populations anywhere in africa now, though.

theodore roosevelt's experiences with the black rhinoceros are a great read.

the big 5 is now a big 4.

joe <grin>
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mahantango
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Great starter bows! Good quality, good price, upgrade option, can't go wrong. My kids grew up on them.

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Rob W.
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I bought my sons some of their arrows at Cloverdale. High quality, consistant, and a good price.


Rob

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Here is my 6 year old son with his Black Rhino. He loves it !

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They are fine bows and he is good to deal with. Did you know that he sells a light weight bow quiver for these bows as well?

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Bill Kissner
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These are really fine bows! I have kept one of them around for several years for the grandkids and others to shoot. Just bought another from Chuck at Comptons. Seems one was never enough as we have some great grandkids coming along and getting big enough to shoot.

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