St Joe River Bows Input?

[Arrow4Christ]

Hey guys,
Would like to hear thoughts and opinions from those of you who have shot St. Joe River longbows? They look like just the type of design I am looking for plus they said they'd build me a 66" longbow    Would like to hear info on where they shine and how they shoot for you? Also for those of you who have shot carbon vs. not in these limbs, is there a big advantage to the carbon?
Thanks!
Craig

[jacobsladder]

very smooth drawing.

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i shot one thursday for the first time at a friends house. it was a beauty and smoked an arrow. it is like new and 53#. pm me if you want my buddy's info( he's a member here)

btw- it didnt feel like 53# at all, very smooth pulling

[flint kemper]

Craig, I got to shoot a couple about 1 month ago. One was with carbon, I liked them both quiet, shock free,smooth, wood combos looked good.I would not hesitate in getting one. Flint

[LoneWolf73]

Here is my Longbow Lefty 62" 52#@28". Very smooth, fast shooter.
 
 
And here is the new one I just got. Righty Recurve 60" 56#@28". Sure is nice to shoot both Left and Right as these two are a joy to shoot. I recommend St. Joe River Bows highly, great artist talent, excellent crafts"woman"ship and great to work with!!!
 
 

[Arrow4Christ]

Thanks for the pics!
ttt

[Bowmania]

At 66 inches you will not be capable of missing!!!  Most forgiving bow I've every shot.

Bowmania

[Arrow4Christ]

Jeez guys! Choice between these and the 21st Century is a tough one...but then again I don't know that I've ever made an easy decision on buying a bow    
Bowmania,
Trust me, if there's a way to miss, I'll find it    lol
Craig