Neet bows

[Sharpsshooter]

I have tried, without luck, to find out about a Neet Navajo bow. They sure do seem to be rare.

Does anyone have any knowledge about Neet even making bows? They seem to only make accessories now. I am guessing that ages ago they tried their hand at bows and stopped.

Any information, or even a line on someone that I could ask about Neet bows would be appreciated.

TY and Merry Christmas everyone.

[PAPALAPIN]

Must be rare.  Never heard of 'em

[curtinmo]

I believe they were made at the Sky plant (old hoyt plant in Bridgeton Mo)The few I have seen look just like the Sky trohy longbows.....Curt

[Sharpsshooter]

Thank you for the reply.  Do you know when they were made and what their relative quality range might have been?  Meaning, were they a top end bow or more around the middle or low end of the pack?

I am trying to work up a trade with a guy and we need a starting point for the trade.

Here are some pictures of the bow.  She'll be a companion to a Bear Grizzly I just bought.  35# @ 28", looks to be made between 72-78 (meaning the Grizzly).

 

 

 

 

 

[curtinmo]

I was right- if you notice the design by Earl Hoyt markings -same as the Sky trophy longbows. I sold  mine for $275 over the summer.They were made mid 1980s as  Sky was only operating a few years. These are very nice bows....

[Sharpsshooter]

In case anyone finds this thread later for reference, here is what I found out:

I spoke with a very nice lady with Neet Archery. She said that in 1991 her father, who was a good friend of Earl Hoyt, sold bows that were made in Hoyt's Sky plant. They only sold them for the one year and they priced them to dealers at $189 and then clearanced them for $159. As Curtinmo stated, the bow appears to be similar, if not an actual copy, of the Trophy longbow produced by Sky in the early 90s. They also sold a recurve bow called the Commanche, though I did not try and get any additional information on them.