Perhaps the most notable recurve-killed bear of all time was the behemoth brown that Fred Bear shot in 1962 (right). The bruin squared more than 10 feet, weighed more than 1,000 pounds, and had a ...

Read Next: Bowhunting with a Recurve, and a Toddler That little red Bear was my first bow too. My brothers and I spent hours shooting bull’s-eyes tacked to a foam target. And now it’s Isabella’s first ...

Bear Archery builds two different risers that create different-sized bows depending on the limbs they are paired with. The “A” risers create an overall bow length of 56-60 inches, while the B ...

Get ready to up your hunting game! 1: Lightning Archery Recurve Bow Let’s talk about my absolute favorite recurve bow for hunting – the Lightning Archery Recurve Bow.

Before my father also moved up to a compound, he once shot a Bear Archery recurve. Dust gathered on 45-pound Bear Archery Grizzly for many years while it sat in the dark corner of the shop.

Besides that, there are different types of hunting bows, such as the recurve bow and compound bow. If you’re a beginner looking for a good, compound hunting bow, check out the Bear Archery ...

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Among traditional archers, the use of long bows versus recurve bows is about 50/50 depending on which event he attends, he said. He feels the basic stick and string is the truest form of archery.