about to pull the trigger on a toelke

[Possumjon]

Found a used toelke super d, 66" 38# @28". Always wanted a hill style bow and think this would  be perfect for target/small game. Sometimes I'm just to sore after work to shoot and hope this is my ticket when 45 to 55 pounds is to much. Anyone have any info/ thoughts on this bow?

[Petrichor]

I have heard very good things.

[nineworlds9]

They are very easy to shoot well.  They are quicker and milder to shoot than a true Hill.  Very slender and handy.  A longbow's longbow.

[Stumpkiller]

Wouldn't that be" "release the string on a new Toelke?"

Congrats and best wishes it serves you well.

[Biathlonman]

Especially if you got that one from Burton, he's a great guy.

[Jim Wright]

Super Ds are all I shoot any more , there is something very special about them. They are exceptionally well-mannered by any measure, quieter than quiet and very quick as well.

[DanielB89]

I have shot Jim Wrights bows and man are they sweet!  You wont be upset!

[Swinestalker]

I love them! Have 2 of them. Light, accurate and very forgiving of my many errors! Great cast. Just took this buck with my 66" 45 pounder last week.    

[Possumjon]

Yup its from burton, hes been great so far! Hoping I like this bow as much as I think I will

[Lineman72]

I can tell you two things from my experience of the super D. Quietest bow I've ever shot. Regretted selling it.
Enjoy the new to you bow.

[bucknut]

Love mine. Deer don't even know you shot when you let loose one out of her. Takes a while to get used to the grip, but when your on, you are really on with this bow. Points really well for me.