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acadian woods bows

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#1 ·
Do any of you tradional shooters know anything about these bows and how they shoot.
 
#3 ·
Tim Mullins makes one of the best bows out there. I have shot his longbows and they are nice, although I do not own one. His recurves are some of the be looking bows to me. You can go to tradgang.com and ask, I'm sure many people there can give you a answer. He is usually at the howard hill shoot in Alabama in June, and he is a real nice guy. He will be at the spring fling shoot at tannehill state park in Alabama next weekend.
 
#5 ·
Tim is a world class bowyer...been at it since the early 90's if not before. He used to make a longbow called the 'treestick' that I thought was the most beautiful bow made. He probably still does. He would inlay the arrow patterns on the face of the bow and there wasn't much that could compare to it.

I have shot a few and they are definately good shooters; something that anyone would be proud to own. While I'm far from an authority on Tim's bows, I think the real appeal of his line of bows is in the beauty and craftmanship of his fine product.
 
#6 ·
I shot Acadian Treesticks for years and really liked them. Tim's grip is a bit unusual so make sure you're comfortable with it or be very specific in asking for what you want. I'd suggest going to his shop and put your hands on a couple. Tim can shape it anyway you want it. He's in Slidell so it's not much of a hike. Tim's a great guy to work with and will treat you right.
 
#7 ·
Tim is a strait shooter, he will build you a bow that no other will compare. Ive had him build 4 customs and bought 2 of his display models over the last 12 years, each on is a work of art and IMO the best shooting trad bows that money can buy.. by comparison his bows are mercedes compared to a dodge neon.. If i can get a pic to post I'll show you a perty one.