Nice. I'm a western hunter as well and while I do a lot of spot and stalk hunting I also hunt over a water hole from a tree stand for elk a lot too. In fact, I probably do that more than anything. I'm trying to figure out a one bow for everything type of setup and trying to decide on what length I would like. I'm thinking a r/d longbow in the 58 to 60 inch range, but at my 27 inch draw length In even considering 56 inches as well. Top contenders are a Toelke Pika, Toelke Whistler, Javaman elk heart, or Javaman Falcon. Decisions, decisions.62"
Primarily spot and stalk hunter put west. 29" draw.
I can shoot my 62 inch bow out of a double bull blind for what it's worth.Nice. I'm a western hunter as well and while I do a lot of spot and stalk hunting I also hunt over a water hole from a tree stand for elk a lot too. In fact, I probably do that more than anything. I'm trying to figure out a one bow for everything type of setup and trying to decide on what length I would like. I'm thinking a r/d longbow in the 58 to 60 inch range, but at my 27 inch draw length In even considering 56 inches as well. Top contenders are a Toelke Pika, Toelke Whistler, Javaman elk heart, or Javaman Falcon. Decisions, decisions.
I have a couple 62 inch bows and the length of them doesn't really bother too much. I'm not sure if it's wise to try to move too short. I do have one 60 inch bow and that just feels really perfect to me. That's the length I'm kind of leaning towards the most.I can shoot my 62 inch bow out of a double bull blind for what it's worth.