Bear Kodiak Hunter Recurve

No cams, no let-off, no sight to lean on. Traditional archery shows exactly who is holding the bow.

A recurve either feels like part of your arm or it stays on the wall.

Sixty Inches of Bow: The 60 inch AMO length gives hunters more bow than the Kodiak Mag. You draw to anchor, pick a spot behind the shoulder, and let it go.

Limbs With a Backbone: Maple laminate cores are overlaid with high-strength arctic gray fiberglass. The tips are handcrafted and layered with fiberglass to take the string season after season.

Shoot Off the Shelf: The crowned, cut-on center shelf has a leather side plate and a bear hair rest. The arrow slides back quiet and leaves clean.

Strung and Ready: A Dynaflight 97 Flemish Twist string comes with the bow. You do not shop for a string before your first shot.

A Bow People Notice: The shedua riser with its black stripe sits above gray glass limbs. It looks like what it is, a hunting bow with a name behind it.

Pick it up, draw it back, and find out what kind of archer you are.