Anybody remember the Buckmaster?

[TexanSam]

By Jennings I think was the brand. Either way I picked it up at a pawn shop for 100 bucks about 6 years ago.

Yesterday I took it in to the archery shop with full intention of salvaging the sight and rest and what-not to put on a brand new bow, but while there the pro said it had plenty of life left, so I just got new strings and a tune.


Here's to bows as old as their shooter!

 

[Cant hit em]

Jennings had a bow called the T Star , my dad still has it in his shed pristine with quickie quiver , springy rest , xx75 and satellite broadheads


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[Superkodiak38]

I had a Quikie quiver on a Bear Whitetail Hunter II and shot satellites off Autumn Orange XX75's !!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[kodiakfly]

For sure. I still shoot my old Hoyts from the 90's.

 

[Kevin Dill]

Looks like a really good bow. Compared to the compounds I once shot it looks like an ultra-modern piece of extreme technology, lol. My first compound was a Browning...made by Carroll Archery Products...and was technically a 6 wheel bow. It had about 35% letoff and was about as bulky as truck bumper. I don't know how anybody killed anything back then. I moved up to a Golden Eagle round-wheel bow which had recurved limbs of laminated wood and glass. Good hunting bow, too. After that came a Hoyt Pro-Hunter which was a round-wheel also. It was no thing of beauty but by then bows were all down to 2 wheels. I hunted one season with it and killed 3 deer. It was just too easy for me and so I switched to a recurve.

I haven't owned a compound since some time in the mid/late '80s. The compounds of today are Star Wars-ian to me. I have no comprehension of what it would be like to shoot an extremely short bow with parallel limbs.

 

[jmez]

I had a Quikie quiver on a Bear Whitetail Hunter II and shot satellites off Autumn Orange XX75's !!!!!!!!!!!!

I think we all did!

 

[Northernpiker]

My favorite bow was my Pearson Renagade,I couldn't afford the Spoiler, with some xx75 super lites with a diameter the size of my fingers. I have to say, I do like today's parallel limb concept.

 

[Rob5589]

My first compound was a York CNC1, springy rest, 4 brass pin sight, full length GG 2219's, with Satellite broadheads. Thing weighed a ton and was slow as molasses.

 

[Arrowslinger]

Killed my first deer and hog with that same bow. Loved it!

 

[Kevin Dill]

The first compound I tried.....



....and the last:

 

[InDeep]

Jennings had a bow called the T Star , my dad still has it in his shed pristine with quickie quiver , springy rest , xx75 and satellite broadheads
The t star was a clothing wrapping sob . That under wrist cam was something


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[cbat]

I shot that bow for years and killed a couple elk with one.

 

[mfllood3800]

Ahh the PSE Mach 11 with the new type of power cams, we referred to them as hyper cams. Somewhere around 1983 or 1984 I believe
Hey these killed animals back then, why not still today, especially with the arrows we now use.