| From: Kahuna
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| Date: 24-Feb-17 |
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I just was on the Hoyt website. It appears that they no longer make the Buffalo and similar recurves. Rather they are offering a single riser in three sizes and then a variety of limbs. Is this true or have I missed something here?
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| From: Jim Casto Jr
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| Date: 24-Feb-17 |
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The Dorado, GameMaster II, Tiburon and Buffalo were discontinued in September of 2016.
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| From: George D. Stout
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| Date: 24-Feb-17 |
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Been discussed here several times over the past few weeks. The Satori is the riser that is offered now. I like that myself, no proprietary limb system, and you really aren't losing anything over the Buffalo. Sometimes....most times simpler is better.
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| From: Kahuna
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| Date: 24-Feb-17 |
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Yeah, I tried a search here first here before posting. I also since called the local dealer and got the whole story. I still say too bad and the dealer feels the same. Life is choices. That said, I am anxious to try the new. Currently shoot a Buffalo as my go to bow.
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| From: Z-MAN
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| Date: 24-Feb-17 |
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Hoyt changes their bow models much like people change their underwear.
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| From: mgerard
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| Date: 24-Feb-17 |
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lots of choices. 3 sizes of risers, 2 colors, many limb choices
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| From: Firewater
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| Date: 24-Feb-17 |
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Search keyword "Satori" and you should get three separate, recent threads on the subject.
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| From: fdp
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| Date: 24-Feb-17 |
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It's actually 4 different bows. %8,60.62, and 64" with the Satori limbs. And as was mentioned, the ability add any ILF limb, Hoyt or not to make virtually any length, and or draw weight that a person could want.
And, you can make all the bows, with the same riser, grip, so the bow feels and points the same every time.
What's not to like?
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