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Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: bihunter on May 06, 2008, 01:20:00 AM
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Would like some info about the bows.
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If you are talking about Heritage Bows, by Rocky Miller, I just traded one to Mark Baker of Classic Bowhunting. It was way too heavy for me nowadays. Anyhow, it shot very hard and fast. Rocky made some good bows.
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No, I'm talking about Miller Longbows by David Miller.
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bihunter, here is his web site
http://www.millerlongbow.com/default.cfm?id=119
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Thanks, but I have his web site. Just wondering if anybody has one or has seen & shot one. Looking for some feedback.
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Bihunter,
I have one of his bamboo backed, all natural bows. You will not find a better finished bow. I visited with him last year. This fellow knows what he is doing. His attention to detail and the way he goes about his business tell you he is top notch. I am planning another visit in a week or so (he lives about 3 hours from me)to order another bow. This time I am going for his Old Tom model. Hopefully he can use a piece of black walnut (for riser) that I am taking to him from a tree in my yard that fell victim of a wind storm. You can not go wrong with any of his bows. He makes them the way John made them which is the way Howard taught John.
God bless,
Jose
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Thank You, Jose. That is what I was looking for for info.
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bihunnter, I have been to David's a few times and shot his bows. Both the all wood models and his laminated models. As Jose says they are an awesome bow in the Schulz tradition. He is a perfectionist when it comes to his fit and finish and all other aspects of bow building. He builds them just as John Schulz taught him. I am saving up for one presently. Hope this helps. Flint
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I just orderd one of his Books....