Good deal hope you had some good times
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I was just looking at this sweet thing again. Nice bow…
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I have 3 or 4 older bows that need new string, I think one is a bear. Unsure, but will post up later.
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Here is a bear in the first pic I believe it’s 55 lb. And the second is a pse that’s 60lb. I have one more I’ll post when I get to it … they all need new string and adjustment on pins…
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That thing is very cool.
It was the fastest bow back in the day and was in 1 mad max movie…I too had a PSE, it was a Nova…
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That makes it even more neat 
Thanks man, I got some pics of a few others I own but cant find them. This is the only pic I could find. I will get better ones when I open the cottage in May.
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Right on, nice place there man. I’m starting to get everything going for a garden right now. But I would and should be doing some practice flinging those slivers lol.
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Thanks bud, that’s part of the basement at the cottage. There is another bow in the case. I rebuilt them both into shooting shape after my father died. I will get some batter pics when I get back up there. I had already taken them but I can’t find them anywhere.
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Very cool you rebuilt them into usable condition later. Definitely look forward to seeing them. Do you shoot graphite, or wood, or aluminum arrows or does it depend? I found I used to use the aluminum… but now I have been hunting and shooting graphite these last few years.
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All my new stuff is graphite, for the older ones I have aluminum. Do all my own fletching. LOL, I say that like it’s a big thing but it’s not 
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It’s good to know how, we were taught young. Now I jush buy them and have them cut, then I glue the jnserts. And the rest was dinner… haven’t made arrows for years.
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Well just thought about this and remembered I did bring one bow home from the lake last year. Meet the Whisper Creek Predator. This would be my second choice if not using my Martin Cheetah 
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You put your eye out with that 
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used to go boar hunting with the bloke I used to work for but they used dogs and guns lol,
LOL
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I built a fletching jig out of 2x4’s to plane down wood to make shafts. I have a nice tight grain piece of red oak I will eventually laminate with fiberglass and wood glue and eventually teach myself the next step: making the bow.
There’s nothing “primitive” about “primitive tools” if you start to learn how to use them
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