Lost Creek/Yellowstone bows?

[britt]

Iam thinking on a trade. Any thoughts or experience with Lost Creek or Yellowstone bows? Thanks

[Lamey]

heard good things about Lost Creek bows, but never owned one.  The Yellowstone bows are likely the most "overlooked" bows out there,  the few ive shot and or owned were perfectly built, shot great, comfortable etc....  Rich has been at it a long time.

[Shedrock]

I haven't shot one of Rich's bows, but have heard only good about them. I have seen quite a few, and they are beautiful.

[Glunt]

I bought a used Yellowstone for my nephew and really like how it shoots.  Build quality was excellent.

[GMASIUK]

Lost Creek bows are awesome! Chad is a real good guy to deal with. Never shot a yellowstone but would like to.

[Bladepeek]

I've owned a few Lost Creeks; all the way from a 58" 48#er to my 62" 44#er. Even the little 58" Life Ender handled my 29.5" draw well, although it did start to stack a bit after it past 29". Chad's grips fit me the best of any bows I've picked up and the bows are quick. My 60" draws well back behind my anchor and for a little 41#er, spits an arrow out pretty darned quick.
Ron

[PrarrieDog]

I had a Yellowstone and it was a good shooter. If you get a chance to use one you will like it.

[crotch horn]

I have owned and still do 3 Lost Creek bows. All different models. I shoot all of them really well and love them all. I have a 26.5-27" draw and have a 53", 54", and 58" bows. All smooth and fast. You won't regret owning one. Hope this helps.

[limbshaker]

Another bump for Lost Creek. I've got a 40# Life Ender and it seems very quick for such a lightweight. It's very quiet too. The grip is very defined feeling, in it ensures consistent hand placement. I like mine!    :D

[vernon]

Never shot a lost creek but have shot and owned yellowstone bows and they are great bows.