64" recurve from Double Bull Dark Horse?

[Justin Falon]

My blind is about 200 miles from me at the moment.
Can I shoot my 64" recurve from my double bull dark horse blind (not the recurve model)?????

[Herdbull]

Yes I shoot my 64" recurves from them on my knees. I back up to the back wall so that my bow is near the center of the blind when I shoot. I would rather have day pack or other items in front of me than have stuff behind my legs when shooting from the DB. I'm 6'1" tall.

[Brock]

in my double bull....360Matrix....I shoot 64 and 66" bows.  I put backpack and gear to front of me and to right of me...put my stool in rear against back of blind slightly to left rear...so when I cant bow the bottom and top limbs are free during draw and release...and arrow alignment is not near a main strap or pole.

Just get inside and move around and practice drawing in yard in different positions...get your confidence there and then can take to field.

[AkDan]

I've done fine with a 66" longbow out of the 360's and fit fine in the dh though haven't shot out of the dh yet.   The  slide window is the part I like the most and set up for a shot out of it whenever possible.   I have yet to get in a recurve model matrix or dh.

[katman]

As long as bow is canted should be no problem, my 62" recurve and longbow clear easily.

[Justin Falon]

Thank you all. I shot it out of the blind early this summer through the window port. No problems. When I set it up about a month ago, I set it up to shoot from the window that slides. Canting my bow to near horizontal will allow me to shoot. I agree with all the above about sitting near the rear of the blind with gear in front.  Thanks.

justin

[Justin Falon]

Thank you all. I shot it out of the blind early this summer through the window port. No problems. When I set it up about a month ago, I set it up to shoot from the window that slides. Canting my bow to near horizontal will allow me to shoot. I agree with all the above about sitting near the rear of the blind with gear in front.  Thanks.

justin