Anyone trying a stick bow for the first time hunting this season?

[Gobblengrunt]

I'm going to give the recurve a shot this year! Lol

[nmc02]

One of the best, unknown bowyers in the area lives in Stillwater. Frank Falotico of lodestar longbows...I have three. They are second to none

[LPJR]

One of the best, unknown bowyers in the area lives in Stillwater. Frank Falotico of lodestar longbows...I have three. They are second to none

 

They are true works of art to say the least....  Nick post a couple of pics of the bows you showed me on here if you can.

[Sharpdogs]

One of the best, unknown bowyers in the area lives in Stillwater. Frank Falotico of lodestar longbows...I have three. They are second to none

Does he have a website or FB page? thanks.

[nmc02]

No. Just by word of mouth

[nmc02]

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[nmc02]

Two of mine. Great shooting bows that are well made.

[Pintail]

Geeze Jack, you were going to start with the stick bow four years ago when I met you. Did you ever get done with my books on the subject?

[Rusty]

Two of mine. Great shooting bows that are well made.

 

Those are nice looking bows nmc02.  

[County Hunter]

^I love Trad Archery, I have a ways to go before I am ready, you guys go and get it done!

[nmc02]

I shoot targets w my longbow more than anything. If you choose to hunt with a longbow, you should be proficient and practice everyday. It takes A LOT of practice.

[JHbowhunter]

Geeze Jack, you were going to start with the stick bow four years ago when I met you. Did you ever get done with my books on the subject?

 

The books are still on the coffee table!   I did read one which was about instinctive shooting and the lessons are ingrained, I remember the analogy about throwing a football, there is no "sight" and you don't really "aim", but yet with practice one can easily be accurate throwing a baseball or football.