Thanks fellas,
I will ask a few of the blokes over here that order bows from the U.S. more frequently than I do and see what they think. If I pay for and invoice using separate names, yet ship together, that may work.
Yep, I would love to get the Owl ready to shoot and I may still do that. I was going to go for the Croc after seeing pictures at the HH Longbowmen site ( I joined ) and fell in love with the colours especially with the ebony riser. The main reason I picked the Owl is that I can get that beautiful colour of the osage with the Bamboo lams in the middle to help cast and smoothness. Or does anyone have an opinion of sticking completely with the osage.
I would get the bow with clear glass, but I was lamenting the demise of green glass, as I always remember the green glass as a classic longbow colour. I'm pretty sure (but could be mistaken)that a friend, now passed away, had a reverse handle Shultz longbow with green glass, and it was lovely. That was at least 20 years ago.
My neices ( they will share the Bearcub ) I'm sure will be as pleased as your children are, and my wife who enjoys her compound has shown an interest and aptitude for the longbow when she had a go of a mate of mine's light poundage Whip.
I will check with Dick about Photo's of the Bobcat. More out of curiousity as I have no doubt of the quality Craig uts in. I can see that the Bearcubs are proper longbows in everyway just smaller. Any bow or girl would be stoked to own one. BobCo's photo says it all very nicely.
Cheers
Troy