Mahaska vs kohannah

[dixiearcher]

I have had trouble shooting my longbow out of my ground blind this year and am considering getting a shorter bow. I have a 27" draw and am looking for something sub 60" AMO. In my price range I am considering the kohannah flatbow(58"), kohannah kurve (58"), and mahaska recurve (58"). I have shot a kohannah and loved it, but was wondering if anybody had any tips or recommendations? Any other brands to muddy the water with in the same price range? Thanks!

[GREASEMAN]

Kohannah is FF compatible Mahaska is not B50 Dacron only.
I had a Mahaska and loved it. Great hunting bow.

[Brianlocal3]

Id take a long hard look at a Kanati

[WESTBROOK]

^^^what Brian said! ^^^

[tarponnut]

Wild Horse Creek Mariah, 54" fifties style recurve.
I ordered it for shooting out of pop-ups but shoot it so well that I use it for everything now.
Super smooth draw and dead quiet.

I've owned both Mahaskas and Kohannahs, both are great bows, too.

[ron w]

If you like old school I would lean towards Mahaska, if performance is your thing Kohannah. I have had both and would buy again if the right bow came up in my specs.

[Tajue17]

not to downplay Mahaska or Kohanna but there are some seriously nice bows here with our sponsors in that same price range!

[WVeer]

I bought a Kohanna at Kalamazoo a few years ago.  I went there to try out as many bows as I could and fell in love with this little longbow.  I shot it very well as soon as I started flinging arrows with it.  It was cheaper than what I had expected to spend.  It has been abused since I have owned it and I can say it is very durable and is still one of my favorites.   Don't have any experience with Mahaska but I can tell you I have been very happy with my Kohanna purchase.