Bow Consulting!

[Black]

Hello!
I am on the search for a hill bow style.
I do not know what form farming are to recommend?
Howard Hill archery, Longbow, Miller,....?
Would you be me as helpful?
I come from Austria / Europe, please excused my English! ;-)
LG
Black

[Looper]

Howard Hill Archery (  http://www.howardhillarchery.com  ) is the place to start. They have a good selection of bows in stock, or, if you prefer, can build you a bow quickly.

It will be important to get a bow that is correct for your draw length. A good rule is to use a 66" bow for a 26" draw, a 68" bow for a 28" draw, and a 70" bow for a 30" draw. You will probably draw a Hill style bow with a straight or dished grip an inch or two shorter than you do your Black Widow.

Let us know if we can be of help to you.

Ihr Englisch ist gut. Wenn Sie in deutscher Sprache verfassen müssen, können wir es übersetzen.

[Black]

Thank you for the help!

I put very much emphasis on
Processing, performance.
There are the Hill arches?
LG
Black

[Looper]

I'm not sure what you are asking.  Can you rephrase the question? Or ask it in German?

[Ben Maher]

Hi Black ...
here a few bowyers who offer D syle "Hill" bows

Craig Ekin at Howard Hill Archery
Ken at        Whippenstick Bows
David Miller at Miller Longbows

also try Jim Belcher at Sky archery or Nate Steen who posts here at TradGang on the Hill Thread a fair bit

check out this uber long but wonderful thread

 http://tradgang.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=098600;p=1

[Brianlocal3]

Welcome brother. There is a Hill bow maker over your way also I do believe. I can not remember the name. I think Peter O'strecler (unsure ) has one and commented on it.

Also you bet you know more English than I know Austrian. Good job brother and welcome

[Black]

Guys thank you very much!
On just with Craig contact taken!
We look at times! ;-)

[Looper]

Excellent! Be sure to post some pictures of the bow, when you receive it.