ceme24 is an enabler

[Bud B.]

He sent me a bow! A Grayling Super Grizzly    

The addiction continues...............

 

Thank you Colin. The bow is great!!

[nineworlds9]

Cool.  Back when I did 'curves I had a vintage SG for a while.  Nice handling fast bow.

[chase perry]

That is a beautiful bow!  Very cool!

[magnus]

Good for you Bud that's one sweet bow. Wish I could've shot it a few more times. It's in good hands now.    

[Mike Vines]

I think you have another winner Bud.

[59Alaskan]

Glad you like it Bud!  I will miss her but she is in good hands and with her big sister!  

Those Grayling super Grizzlys are VERY smooth drawing bows

[T-D]

I guess I'll see that one tomorrow  

[Cyclic-Rivers]

The super grizzlies are excellent bows.

[Green]

Nice gesture Colin.  You might be an enabler....but Bud's an appreciater!  Lol.

Colin - guess the LH thing is working out well enough for you that you're moving up in draw weight?

[Bud B.]

Colin also slipped in three magnus crafted wood arrows as a bonus. Thank you Sir!! And nice arrows Matt  

The first bow I bought with my own money was a Super Grizzly. It was a while ago. The ARE great shooting bows.

[see]

Bud, you're becoming a recurve man.

[Bud B.]

Nope...an honest bowman, yes. There are too many good bows out there to limit one's self. I find it easy to buy one here and there, but virtually impossible to get rid of one.

Hope you are well Dwight. I hate we couldn't get together this past fall. I'm working on that hunting spot. Let me know well in advance when you're coming back and we'll hunt it.

[59Alaskan]

Hey Rob!  I am able to draw much more left than I could right handed when I finally gave up on the shoulder.  Going left has been the best thing for me.

I have just decided to shrink the collection a bit though.  This one was tough, but I have a heavier 1972 Grizzly I am keeping so this one went.  The SG is noticeably smoother I think, but the '72 hits hard and is my birth year.  It's marked "45x" but scaled at 53# at 28"....

Glad you like the arrows.  They are poplar.  Put one through a bird or deer for me!!!

One of these days I will try a Hill Style or something and I will be back at bow buying again. LOL

[Green]

Glad the LH switch worked out well for ya!  How are you and the new Hill Country getting along?  Hope the family's doing well.

[magnus]

Glad you like the arrows Bud. Thanks!

[Green]

Good on you too Matt for giving poor ole Bud something to shoot. Lol.

[magnus]

That was all Colin. He had me make up some arrows for it awhile back. There were more of them though    

[Green]

Originally posted by magnus:
There were more of them though      

Maybe we should just leave this one alone, huh?    

[59Alaskan]

Rob,
The Hill Country is partly to blame for me letting go of some of these old bows.  It is a fabulous shooter, and with the two sets of limbs I really don't need much else.

I was worried about the short length but it is AWESOME to hunt with and it shoots well.

[Bud B.]

If it's the Hill Country Cree you CAN'T go wrong. If it another Hill country bow you STILL can't go wrong. Fantastic quality bows and Hill Country are synonymous.