Who shoots Jerry Hill longbows?

[moleman]

Wondering how many shoot Jerry Hill longbows?
From what ive seen, there are those who likem, and those who dont with not much gray area in between,
I happen to fall into the likem crew myself.
I just picked this one up, in a trade from a fine gentleman here on the gang, 70" 70Lb Jerry Hill Grand Slam. Classic style, and a sweet shooter.  [/url] [/IMG]

[Brianlocal3]

Paul,
SHHHHHH!!! lets not get the J Hill resources drying up.  I love them

[Whelen35]

I like my wildcat deluxe a lot.  I am just learning to shoot non-wheeled bows, but this hits where I am looking.

[Berliner]

This is my Jerry Hill Stalker deluxe 69" [email protected] (myx draw. 2 lams action wood, action wood riser, clear glass, set back, wedge style grip. My only Hill Style bow - love it!

[Berliner]

[ron w]

I had a Jerry Hill Stalker 68" 50# @ 28". One of the nicest Hill style bows I ever had, if it had been just a bit lighter I would still have it. All that I heard that was bad about them was a lie! Mine had a slight dished grip, was a joy to shoot!

[Berliner]

I do have an offer for a like-brand-new JH Wildcat 68" [email protected]. Straight grip. Shot it the other day - wow! Never shot a HH bamboo LB. Would be interesting to hear about the performance differences...
Greetings from Germany
Vincent

[Brianlocal3]

Berliner.
That is a Gorgeous gorgeous bow.  Ill take it if you don't want it anymore.  

[str8jct]

I have a lonesome dove.  I shoot it well, its very quite, it does have a bit of shock but not as much as people advertise.  I like mine.

[Jerry Jeffer]

My friend has been using his all season. I also like shooting it. I love the way it feels  and shoots.

[Berliner]

Brian-
.... and she shoots good too: As I posted on the "Hill thread" a couple of weeks ago: This is about how a Wapiti hunt in Northern Germany looks like    . My shot of the day at 40 yards downhill slope. With my Jerry Hill and my Sunset Hill Back quiver (love it!!)
 

[Berliner]

More specs on the Stalker:
Riser is 15" long. Limbs at Fadeout 1" wide. Less than 1/2 an inch at nocks. Grip is dished and has a "Racetrack" shape, i.e. very narrow - others call it "Hatchet" or "Wedge-style" as far as I know. Does anybody know when Jerry stopped building bows? 2003??
 

 

[sou-pawbowhunter]

I have a Jerry Hill Elite that I just love to shoot.

[Brianlocal3]

Sweet shootimg and sweet bow brrliner

[moleman]

Very nice Berliner! That ole Wildcat has some great character in the wood. Nice job on the pics as well.  

[Rossco7002]

These are nice looking bows, have to give them a shot someday. How come Jerry stopped making them?

[frankwright]

I had a nice Jerry Hill deluxe that came with a JH slip on bow case.

It was a pretty bow and it did shoot pretty well but it had a lot of handshock compared to my HH bows.

I ended up selling it.

[SELFBOW19953]

Well, I guess I'm the oddball here.  I had a 68" 70@28 Wildcat ll, if I remember correctly, that was the hurtingest bow I ever shot.  I could manage to shoot it about a dozen times before my bowhand went numb.  No one else would shoot it more than once.  I grew up shooting longbows and shot other Hill style bows while I owned the Wildcat and had no problems.  I have 6 or so Hill style bows now and enjoy shooting them.  I was never so glad to find a new zip code for a bow!!!

[Berliner]

Thanks everyone!
Rossco-
As far as I know Jerry stopped building bows due to some health problems. This has been a topic on the Hill thread as well and there are some of the longtimers (Ron LaClair....)who could give an answer. Hope Jerry is good spirits these days.
 

[Brianlocal3]

The guys who are saying the J hills have more handshock than others are 100% correct. Every J hill I have shot has had more than any other Hill bow it just doesn't bother me, and they shoot good for me.