Reccomendations for a 3pc. longbow??

[ZaneD]

so far i am considering-
- Ponghorn 3pc.
- Kota prarie nomad

who else makes a good one??

[buckeye_hunter]

Cari-Bow Silver Fox (made by Abe Penner)

A&H Archery (ACS three piece takedown longbows)

[T.J.]

I 2nd the silverfox. Mine should be done in 6 weeks. I can't wait!!

[hill boy]

I am a morrison fan.the shawnee riser accomidates long bow or recurve limbs, just pick your poison.

[Lefty]

A&H ACS CX for me too!  Although a bow from Abe would be nice as would a Morrison!

[Anvil]

Cari-Bow Silver Fox. Outstanding bow in every aspect.
 

[Shawn Leonard]

Doug from Turkey Creek is gonna start or has started making a 3 piece longbow, right now that would be my choice! Shawn

[ZaneD]

the acs is definitely out of my price range, i am tying to stay around $600

[Lefty]

In that case the Pronghorn is a nice bow.  I owned a one piece Herb made and it was a shooter!  I am sure his 3-piece ones are just as nice.  Another bow you might check out is by Sapphire Archery.  I have heard some really great things about his double carbon, 3 piece longbows and they are in your price range.  Very nice looking bows in my opinion and suppose to be great performers!

[Barney]

Check out a Yellowstone by Rich Wormington  

[Moooseran]

Pronghorn, great bow for the money.....

[styckbow]

I have to say the silver fox as well may be a little pricey but worth every penny Delin

[Son of Texas]

I just bought a Bob Lee TD Hunter I love the way it shoots, the hunter model is $515.00

[duck'n]

I have an 58" Ancient Spirits Sequoia that I really like...would be worth looking at if nothing else.

[robtattoo]

I'd throw another vote for a Pronghorn. I've got 2 of Herb's bows a 1 piece & 3 piece, both longbows. Excellent value, fast & hard hitting. Very light in the hand & a great limb design.
Also, there's plenty to be had second hand for around the $350-500 mark.

[buckeye_hunter]

If you would like to stay around $500-$600 I would look at a Zipper(not much of a web site, but great bows) or Bob Lee(can't go wrong there).

The truth is(I think A&H is the exception due to different limb design)that many of the higher priced bows are not that much differentfrom the lower priced performance wise.  The difference in most of the higher price vs. lower price is exotic woods and overall finished craftmanship.  I would think(again just my opinion) that the performance of most these bows will be in the same neighborhood.

Shoot as many bows as you can and go with the most quiet and comfortable for you before buying. Those two characteristics will help out a lot at the moment of truth.

The bowyers that advertise on tradgang are all excellent people and craftsmen. I am certain that you will be in good hands with any of them.

Just my two cents,
Charlie

[TaterHill Archer]

Check the classifieds.  I saw a Pronghorn and a Morrison Dakota on page1 in you price range.

I have a Morrison and it may be the best bow I've owned.

[Roadkill]

pronghorn  have 3 and 1 peice models.  just a nice stable hunting rig that won't let you down

[WildmanSC]

Crow Creek Black Feather, sweeeeeeet shooting bow.  I've owned lots of bows and Mr. Patton's craftsmanship doesn't take a back seat to anyone of whom I have personal knowledge.

Bill

[BillyBobHowdieVern]

crooked stic nuff said ........ mike builds one heck of a bow and is a great guy to deal with.

john