Toelk lynx and whip who has shot both and what are your thoughts?

[lunchbucket]

I spoke with Dan today.He seems like a super nice fellow and really was helpful in answering all my questions.I will be speaking with him again!

[TxAg]

Originally posted by lunchbucket:
I spoke with Dan today.He seems like a super nice fellow and really was helpful in answering all my questions.I will be speaking with him again!

That's great to hear. Stand up guy for sure!

[Tim]

I hunt with a 60" lynx.  It has the HS longbow limbs and it shots great.  I've found the 60" limbs to be a perfect fit for tree stand hunting.  

I also have a set of 62" HS longbow limbs which are by far the best shooting limbs I've owned.  Extremely quiet and fast enough!  They draw smooth and on release all you feel is a slight bump.  

I've also spent quite a bit of time with Dan's 60" Lynx recurve limbs.  They are smooth with exceptional performance but I just prefer the longbow limbs.  

I haven't shot a Whip enough to give it a fair shot.  

Dan's service and personality is just incredible!    

[Elkchaser]

I won't be saying anything that hasn't already been said, just confirming what has been stated.

Dan and Jared are exceptional craftsman and you will not go wrong with whatever choice you make.

I owned a Whip a number of years ago and it was the quietest bow I have owned to date and extremely smooth.

I then picked up a Lynx with 58" recurve limbs and 64" longbow limbs. I really liked the way the recurve shot and it was more than quiet enough for me, so I traded my longbow limbs for another set of 58" recurve limbs. I really like the way it shoots and the added mass over the Whip suits my shooting style.    

You will like either. Try them both!    

[lunchbucket]

Thanks for all the helpful information.It sure is good to hear such a positve response about Dans bows.Thanks again!!