Big Jim's Bow Company you build some of the most beautiful bows.

Mr. Jim, I want one just like this one albeit I am a natural southpaw, something at about 85 pounds is what I am looking for. Can you inbox me at izbetter@yahoo.com for a price estimate as well as down payment and waiting time? Thanks Jim, and I like your videos too big guy.

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Miguel Diaz Yes!! I want one just like this with same poundage as it’s extremely hard to go to any trad shop and find a bow with 💯 #

When it comes to a factory Bow I believe martin makes good one piece recurves. I am happy With My Big Jim Custom.

I make it weird

This week was shotgun season in Illinois.

Funny Bro.

Tex Grebner Outdoors what's so funny bro?

see a lot of people pulling heavy weight bows and don't pull the full draw weight and most don't anchor

Is this one of those joke/sarcasm channels? the guys form is awful and he doesn't draw well at all. But I do look forward to him hunting big game with it, always wondered what a pissed off water buffalo looked like. :)

Looks to .me like he's anchoring at corner of mouth ! For me it works good

It probably puts out the same kinetic energy as an 80-90 pound compound bow. But arrow weight is far more important in recurve and longbow hunting than speed. Also, keep in mind that if a compound bow were to not have a center cut shelf, it would likely shatter any carbon arrows you might normally use trying to get around the riser.

glad I could help.

Super stoked bro, all I got to do is wait for the man himself to call me and ask for the specs. Any idea when he will call?

Well, They normally call when your bow build is about a week away. But I am sure you can always call the shop and Talk to them a head of time and start making payments.

Cool, I will do in about a months time, this way I would have layed down another couple hundred dollars to sweeten the deal.

I'm way late, but couldn't a broad head from a 41 kill a coyote? With proper shot placement and all.

Well the bow in this video, is a big jim mountain monarch take down recurve.

@@TexGrebnerOutdoors Thank you sooo much for your reply! Good informations worth gold 👍 I immediately investigate! Have a good day!

I use fmj .250 dangerous game shafts.

Thanks Tex, wasn't sure if these were strong enough. Will give them a try and let you know the result.

What do you mean, like what are the limb cores?

Shotgun season this week. Don't worry I will have another Mundane Madness whitetail hunting video next saturday.

Tex Grebner Outdoors ahhh gotcha! We have this week amd weekemd than that will conclude our 2017 season. But its been a great season with encounters and paswing on the little skippers. If a deer is smaller than my giant alaskan malimute ya dont punch the tag lol.

my draw is 27.

You have close to 5+ inch in front of the riser, and you in a vid mentioned that your arrows are 30 inch.. So I would say you are short drawing in the vid then, look yourself..

My arrows are 30inches from the nock to where they are cut but remember I am using a real heavy point so it is longer but I am not sure how you can tell how much of my arrow is out front of the riser when it is from an over the shoulder angle. you seem to have a lot of mental energy put into trying to undercut me. But if that is how you want to be then go for it. My draw is 27, and I literally had just gotten the bow So, I will admit I may have been off in my draw the first 3 shots out of the bow on a cold day.

I just thought it was interesting that its supposed to be a 100 lb bow, but you are actually shooting 85 lbs or so if drawing 27" but more likely closer to 75-80. I was thinking that if you ordered a 80 lb bow to the 29 inch and it being lighter, you being able to draw the 29", it may actually be faster and work better for you...

Not true. You only lose a couple of lbs per inch you short of full draw dickhead.

It depends on what you want out of a bow, who you should buy from.

Thanks for the quick response Tex, Yea well I am pretty much a strong guy who actually shoots at 55 to 60 pound bows on average but wants to upgrade another 40 to 50 pounds in pull for emergency purposes, you know SHTF, Zombies apocalypse, Aliens, and dinosaurs want to take back the earth ECT>>> LOL! no but seriously, I want a strong bow for probably the same reason you did, like hunting anything anywhere type scenario and because people like us can! I was looking at the Acadian woods bow and have to admit that they are indeed an eyeful of eye-candy, at the end of the day I want something that not only looks good but also that I will use and not worry too much about putting any scratches on it. Big Jims bows kind of fit the bill here and is who I am leaning more towards. Hopefully, I can wait to see what your decision would be if you were me and then I can make a determination to finally commission one or the other for my first custom bow. Yes, I am looking for about an 85 to 100# bow and it has to be takedown with that black ebony which I was thinking about no lie about 3 months ago and your video finally brought it up again.

Well then put in an order for a big Jim Monarch take down. you put 100 bucks down on it and then pay monthly and because the wait time is 12months ish then you will be able to pay off the bow by the time your bow gets built. I would say, sure go for an 75 to 85ish draw so you don't have to be like me and pay a crazy ammount of money for the arrows that can handle a 90 to 100 draw.

Sounds good to me brother! When I get mine we should hook up in your state to take out some wild pigs or whatever comes our way! I'll keep you posted Dovakin! LoL!

More hands?

Tex Grebner Outdoors . Just poking fun of the unlimited amount of hand jesters 👍😂