| From: Hatrick
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| Date: 12-Nov-18 |
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Great little hunting bows for stands and blinds. They still work just fine. This one is a Head Ski era and my main hunting bow. Shot this little guy this morning.
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| From: Kelly
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| Date: 12-Nov-18 |
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Great shooting bows and congratulations.
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| From: Bassman
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| Date: 12-Nov-18 |
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Nicd buck . Good for you.Those short bows still doing there jobs after all these years.
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| From: Pdiddly
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| Date: 12-Nov-18 |
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Nice deer...those T-Birds are well balanced and hit hard.
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| From: 2 bears
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| Date: 12-Nov-18 |
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Yes I have one. It is a very nice bow but it is just too short for my draw length. I would like to try the longer one sometime. >>>----> ken
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| From: George D. Stout
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| Date: 12-Nov-18 |
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I took my first archery buck with a 52" Wing Thunderbird in 1972 in my eighth year of bowhunting. Pass through shot at about 25 yards more or less. Bow was 49# at 28" and a Head Ski model. Awesome bows.
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| From: GF
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| Date: 12-Nov-18 |
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Mine’s a ‘67 and we’re still just getting to know each other, but so far, so good! I shot this group last night about 45 minutes after sunset… Maybe 40? Anyway, I could just make out the white spot in the middle of the target and it looks like the bow did the rest all by herself!
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| From: Bigbear
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| Date: 12-Nov-18 |
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Have always wanted one!
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| From: Kodiak
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| Date: 12-Nov-18 |
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I really want one too.
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| From: Pa Steve
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| Date: 12-Nov-18 |
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Congrats on a fine buck.
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| From: cobra
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| Date: 13-Nov-18 |
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Nice job. I don't have a Wing, but have shot one.
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| From: GF
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| Date: 13-Nov-18 |
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I’ll tell ya....
That massive phenolic riser has me re-thinking what I want in my next bow....
I have a Bighorn TD with a heavy riser that shoots like a dream but would get pretty heavy after 9 or 12 hours on my feet between 9,000 and 12,000 feet...
And you can call it Blind Luck if you want (rightly so, given that I could barely make out the target through the Gloom), but putting 4 shots into a strip less than an inch wide at 30 yards gets my attention.
I’m going to have to shoot this bow a whole lot more and see what I can do with it...
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| From: Hatrick
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| Date: 13-Nov-18 |
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GF, looks like you have perfect line with that old T-Bird. I would rather have consistent line if given a choice as elevation is easier for me to fix. At 52" this is not really a heavy mass bow but but definitely more than average. Besides, the grip on this old gal fits me perfect. Not a better recurve grip out there for me. The weight on this one is 46#, I also have a a 45 pounder. Bob Lee certainly designed some great bows in his day. I'd love to get a 62" phenolic T-brid in the 45 - 50 pound range. That would be for the range, I'll stick to the 52" for hunting.
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| From: GF
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| Date: 13-Nov-18 |
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Yep! If it turns out I can do that consistently, Bare-shafting with it should go pretty quick!
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