Hi all,
I’m in the process of purchasing a new bow, and wanted to see what everyone thought about longbow vs. Recurve. My main question is regarding difference in velocity between the two kinds of bows. Do recurves really offer that much of an advantage in arrow velocity? I shoot well with both types, but wanted to see what people thought about this characteristic. Thanks!

Does any one out there know if the Cesar Creek shoot this weekend is a Saturday and Sunday shoot? Much as their other shoots have been?

just some recent pics…but this buck looks like he is going to have two main beams.

what do you guys think??

I have a question. I have 2 bear sculls that need to be cleaned. What is the going rate to have them cleaned with dermestid beetles? car

This is some info about New Breed Archery 2010 Line up our thread http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthread.php?t=861417
Has gotten quite large and alot of info is buried in there. WE STILL want everyone to post on that thread because when we Reach Post # 2010 we will be doing something special, but this post is to show off our bows to some people who have missed the photos in the other thread.
Right And Left-Handed Bows Are Available Now.
Please post all comments, questions, etc… in our original thread
http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthread.php?t=861417
Thanks from New Breed Archery

Don’t hate me ….

I DREW WALLA WALLA BOW WITH ONE POINT.

After recieving the strings and looking over them, measuring, etc- they were spot on in measurement and constructed very well. They quality of materials is top notch as well as servings and loops. I put them on my Bowtech Guardian and a few twists here and there and ATA and Brace were where I was with the other set that was on, slapped in a peep and put a loop on, began to shoot them in, it took me approx 70 shots and the peep settled in its position, I left it where it was and adj the loop, began shooting at 20 yds and finished at 60. I put approx 400 arrows through this string, after sighting in, I shot a field, hunter and animal round- needless to say, the string held up perfectly, other than my peep was not sitting straight, not a biggie- put a twist in the string and sits straight to eye and has not moved since, dont even have it tied in.Shot the bow in the rain and the strings got wet, as Rick states- shots wont fall low- they shot the same as if dry.
Overall- they are a good quality string with zero peep rotation and did not strech one bit. Kudos to Rick Davis at Core Archery for making a quality product at a good price, colors looked good as well as finish, just thought I would put this out there for anyone looking for quality strings, give em a try- you wont be disappointed. Contact Rick Davis at Core Archery if interested.

Was looking through a catalog last night and a new broadhead called the Swhacker caught my eye. Concept looks pretty sound - main blades are protected from getting dulled going through the ribs and hide, saving their razor sharp edges until inside the animal. I know they are pretty new, but does anyone have any experience with them?