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If you have them, could someone post up a couple good pics of these bows. I have the Bear Archery Catalog on CD, but can't locate it at the present. I am interested in getting one of these. Thank you much.
Tony
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Don't tell me Tony you were born that year and got to have a 1953 Kodiak ? Is the wife "Letting" you pick out your retirement present ? Posts: 3363 | From: Hurlock Maryland | Registered: Mar 2006
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I purchased two Bear Alsakans this past year. One is a recurve with butterscotch back and yellow belly. The other is a longbow/recurve hybrid with a dual shelf and black back and orange belly.
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Belly of Halloween hybrid
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I really like the halloween bow. Ordered a custom orange and black flemish twist string from one of our esteemed sponsors which came out great!
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It's sad when you misspell the name of the bow when it is staring you in the face on two bows!
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quote:Originally posted by bowslinger: It's sad when you misspell the name of the bow when it is staring you in the face on two bows!
No worry's this ain't a spelling test but what really matter's is the pictures make up for it and besides Tony is at that age that he cann't see you spelled it wrong... Posts: 3363 | From: Hurlock Maryland | Registered: Mar 2006
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Black and orange was 1959-1960. Jack may know the year on the other. It's early 1960's I would guess. I own three of those Halloween jobs. They are sweet shooting bows in my opinion.
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Thanks fellows for the info and the pics. I now understand from Jack Shanks that the Alaskan was not made until 1958. But I am still interested in a 1953 Kodiak of sufficient hunting weight. Hey Keefer if you keep that up, I am going to have to report you to Mr.Golt for conduct unbecoming an Eastern Shoreman and Traditional Bowhunter(LOL). Again thank you much. I'll be on the look out for a 1953 Kodiak. Shoot Straight and Good Hunting.
Tony
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