Show me your Timberhawk Bows

[TexasTrad]

Are there any Timberhawk fans out there?  Lets see some pics.

[Shifting Shadow]

I have not shot any Timberhawk bows but have spoken to the bowyer on the phone. He seems easy to work with.

[varmint101]

62" 55@29 I can't remember, but I think it's cocobolo and zebrawood with red elm limbs and coco wedge.


I used to have this one.  Wish I still did.  Shot very well and was quiet.

60@28 64"  Maple and walnut I believe.

[TexasTrad]

Thanks for posting Matthew.  That is a great looking bow.  I recently bought a Timberhawk and I like it so much that I am thinking about getting another one that has a lower draw weight -- I want to see some different wood combinations. I love the heavy riser.  Also, I put a skinny string on and I think it is the quietest recurve I have ever shot.  I shoot 3 under and it has been hard for me to get a recurve really quiet.

[Shad]

I love them Timberhawks. Will have to post pics when I get home tonight of the 3 I have.

[JV Rooster]

How are there longbows?

[DannyBows]

This is one I sold during a "Fit of Madness", brought on by an extreme need for funds. I regret it everyday. Fine bow. I've been thinking of putting in an order for one of his 2pc Longbows, they look sweet.

[Bahrzoo]

Nice looking bow.

[oneshot-onekill]

Scott is a great guy to deal with...and his bows shoot real well. Not bad to look at either!

[Ray Hammond]

Terry,

you have some serious bows, my friend!! Every time I look on a thread, you've got one and its beautiful.

That's a stunner right there.

Merry Christmas

[indianalongbowshooter]

Strike XT 54 in. 47@28, sweetest shootin short bow Ive had...fast, very quiet and shoots like a 60 in. bow...Cherokee Slim quiver made to match bow... [/url] [/IMG]  [/url] [/IMG]  [/url] [/IMG]

[buckeye_hunter]

I'll have to get a pic up when I can! Love his bows!

[oneshot-onekill]

Thanks Ray....thats the 1st I ever had made...it's a sweet shooter.

[Mike Bolin]

Photobucket is giving me fits, so I hope this works!

[Hatrick]

I shot one of these at Compton's this year. I tried out a lot of take downs that day and the Timberhawk was definately among the best.

oneshot - that's one fantastic piece of wood in that riser.

[Ron Vaughn]

I have been looking at the Timberhawk Bows for the last 2 years after shooting one at Michigan Traditional Rend. in Kalamazoo. I finally had Scott make a 54" Striker out of curly maple and Shedua with bamboo limbs under clear glass. What a beauty--53# @ 29".

I picked it up at Compton last summer and shot it for several hours that same day. I can't believe how smooth and quiet it is. On Nov. 20th, I killed my first deer with it-- a great P & Y 9 point buck. Sorry, no pics of bow yet.

[Weekend Warrior]

Cocobolo, Zebra wood riser.  Red cedar backing, Zebra wood limbs..
Sticshooter's antler bolts

[JV Rooster]

Anyone one shoot one of his longbows?

[Shad]

These arent up close pictures of the bows...but a few pictures of animals that were takin with Timberhawk bows.


This first one is of a 7 pt I took with my Timberhawk Longbow. 62" 52@28 Cocobolo/Zebra Wood Riser with Zebra wood limbs and Action Boo core.


This is of the coyote I took with my Timberhawk Recurve. 60" 55@28 Cocobolo/Walnut Riser. Red Elm Limbs with a Action Boo core.


This on is my girlfriend Stacey and her first ever bow kill. She shoots a Timberhawk Strike. 54" 50@28. Cocobolo/Shedua riser. Action Boo core limbs under black glass.


I would recommend an Timberhawk to anyone. I absolutely love these bows and will be ordering a Strike to turkey hunt with in the near future.

[Shakes.602]

They are Beautiful Bows, and I do believe made in Southern Indiana to Boot!! Just WAY Out Of My Simple Budget! I Am Sure They Are Worth Every Penny Too!!