Hill bows

[Pat B.]

Paul made a comment, "that bow has some mojo."

And he is right, but just so the others don't feel neglected I thought I'd post a picture.

I have a few other longbows but these three are my "sweethearts"..  They are all 5 lam bows of tempered bamboo and brown glass. The wood is Texas ebony. The 66"er is marked 55 @ 28 and the middle 68" bow is marked 57 @ 28. The top bow is also 68" and is 61 @ 28.. I get an extra 2-3 pounds out of them due to my draw length.
These three bows have all hunted a good bit and all have seen the wonder of a successful hunt.

 

[pdk25]

Beauties!  How forms that 66" handle your draw length?

[pdk25]

[Pat B.]

I really like the 66" bow, it's quick, handy and throws an arrow very well.. Not quite as smooth as the 68's.

The 68" bow that's 57@28 is smoother on the draw and is my favorite..

The 61 at 28 is also a great bow but just on the edge of what I can shoot comfortably and well. After a few days of shooting it I do quite well with it but the 57 pounder I can pick up anytime and just sing !

[RC]

Fine bows Pat. RC

[Mudd]

Nice!!

God bless,Mudd

[pdk25]

Thanks, Pat.  I have been kicking around the idea of trying out a 66" myself and I think my drawlength is similar to yours.

[wislnwings]

Good looking bows.

[Timberking]

Outstanding!!!!

Cool bows for sure. I just have never been able to get used to the feel of a straight handled hill bow like those. I KNOW form all your pig posts that you are quite comfortable with them.

Bisch

[Pat B.]

Bisch, it took me a while to become accustomed to the straight grip when I transitioned from ACS type bows but now anything other than straight feels strange !!  I sure don't know that either is better, just what you are using and get used to I suppose..

I will say that it's been a long time since I've had bows that I felt so comfortable with.. Way years back I had a couple of bows that just shot like magic for me.. Maybe it was because I shot so much, lol...

[Sam McMichael]

I like 'em!

[moleman]

Very nice indeed! I especially like your choice in grips, the deeper core grips take a bit of getting used to but once you get used to them, theres no going back to the smaller, shallower grips.

[Ric O'Shay]

I've tried all the various grips on the Hill bows. By far my favorite is the straight grip. To me, they have abetter feel and I get on target much quicker and easier with them.