How do you transport your 1pc LONG longbows?

[akbowbender]

[Stump Buster]

Thanks for all the great tips/ideas guys!!!  I have some time to decide and since I already have the PVC and the bazooka tube, I may just go ahead and keep it one piece!!!

THANKS AGAIN!!!

Stump

ps - Please keep posting new ideas if you have 'em.

[michaelschwister]

Place them in a 4" PVC pipe with  a screw in end,  For air travel put the above in a ski bag. All airlines know what to do with a rosignol bag....

[Caughtandhobble]

Originally posted by straitera:
Had a lot of bows but now one piece only. Just too simple w/o worries. Transport in bowsocks stuffed in pvc tubes if I'm going any distance. My bows are all 68" & 70" ntn.

X2

[sawtoothscream]

I have a jeep so I just put the seats down and lay it in the back, if shipping ill use PVC or a triangle box and really the heck out of it in bubble wrap.  I have a bow sock I also use

[KOOK68]

Google Hatchie Bottom gun sling. (blocked for me, so cant retrieve pic)
It's 2 neoprene "loops" and attaches to each headrest. It's made for guns, but I can carry two recurves in it no problem.

ETA oops, didn't realize how long a bow it was.

[Bill Turner]

Home made PVC tube with end caps or an adjustable fly rod case in the bed of my truck when traveling from home to hunt location. Inside an unstrung Kathy Kelly longbow case with quiver opening between the seats of my truck or on the back seat when traveling between stand sites or camp. I stick to longbows 66" or less in length for ease of use. When flying, I have an assortment(4)of TD, two piece longbows to choose from. These go in a TD soft case and in my duffle bag or suitcase surrounded with clothing for protection. Hope this helps.