alaskanwhtail
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Whats the word on these, a friend just bought one and put his mathews in the closet for good. Whats your input?
Kodiak Bows
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brandonmead
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I disagree Shredder, Mathews bows are the smoothest shooting bows in my opinion. I have been shooting a switchback for about a year now and love it. Also I believe the Mathews Q2 was the best bow they ever made. Wish I never sold mine.
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brandonmead
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I see !!!
teeroy
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jeeze skully, i should make you an apprentice......nice shot!
anybody can make a smooth quiet bow...just SLOOOOWW it down. i can't wait for uncle ted to become a paid shill for mathews. "the mystical lob of the arrow"
as far as the actuall topic of the post, when they first came out i looked at them (never shot one) they appeared to be a decent bow. you already shoot the best brand, just upgrade to a more up to date model
anybody can make a smooth quiet bow...just SLOOOOWW it down. i can't wait for uncle ted to become a paid shill for mathews. "the mystical lob of the arrow"
as far as the actuall topic of the post, when they first came out i looked at them (never shot one) they appeared to be a decent bow. you already shoot the best brand, just upgrade to a more up to date model
alaskanwhtail
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so this should be trash talk and teeroys archery dates, just abunch of mathew gurews still
Earl E. November
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I just looked them up at http://www.kodiakoutdoors.net/
Good looking for a compound (Being a recurve guy myself
) but the assembled riser scares me.
Good looking for a compound (Being a recurve guy myself
Shovelbuck
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I actually thought when I read the first post that someone had hung up a compound and gotten one of these.
stickbow98
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It's just a matter of time, before they put the "arch" BACK into archery and start seeing all the fun they've been missing and realizing you don't need a peepsight, release and a stabilizer to kill a deer at 15 yards!
It's not about how far away you can hit 'em, but how CLOSE you can get before you shoot!
It's not about how far away you can hit 'em, but how CLOSE you can get before you shoot!
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It's not about how far away you can hit 'em, but how CLOSE you can get before you shoot!
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The true definition of bowhunting.
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I finally realized that last fall and have started to make the switch over to recurve.
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Fun stuff isn't it. Good luck with the transition. I was suprised to see how many of the IBA members (Fall Fest.) had switched or are switch hitters with traditional gear. It is definitely an increasing trend. A lot of people will tell you it puts the fun back into shooting and hunting.
It's not about how far away you can hit 'em, but how CLOSE you can get before you shoot!
[/ QUOTE ]
The true definition of bowhunting.
[ QUOTE ]
I finally realized that last fall and have started to make the switch over to recurve.
[/ QUOTE ]
Fun stuff isn't it. Good luck with the transition. I was suprised to see how many of the IBA members (Fall Fest.) had switched or are switch hitters with traditional gear. It is definitely an increasing trend. A lot of people will tell you it puts the fun back into shooting and hunting.
Earl E. November
Member
Jay, that's not a Kodiak.. Last kodiak was made in 1966, that's just a kodiak wannabe
Shovelbuck
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Sorry Ken, that was the best I could do without coming over and getting a pic of yours.
Earl E. November
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Yeah had to give you a little smack, everything I have heard they shoot as well, (maybe better) and can handle FF string. Older ones just have the Mojo