HUNTING TAKE-DOWN

Hunting take down recurves from Hoyt as well as Bear and Martin which are all still hand made in the USA by bowyers, some of which have been plying their craft for upwards of 40 years.

Hoyt has been making bows since 1931, carrying on a proud tradition initiated by the late Earl Hoyt. Hoyt bows are made in their Salt Lake City, Utah facility.

Fred Bear registered his company in 1939, although its parent company, Escalade Sports, formerly known as Indian Archery commenced in 1927. Bear traditional bows are made in Gainesville, Florida and still keep to Fred's trusted methods of crafting bows.

Martin Archery has been making bows almost since its inception in 1952 and goes back even further to 1938 by a lineage to the late famous bowyer, Damon Howatt. Martin's traditional bows were made at the Howatt Plant in Yakima, Washington, about 130 miles to the north east of Martin's factory in Walla Walla, but in 2010 the Howatt Plant was closed and all production moved to Walla Walla.

We believe our recurve offering from these famous manufacturers, gives our customers variety in the range, yet at very affordable prices. Needless to say Hoyt, Bear and Martin recurves are made to the highest standards and when you buy one of these bows, you normally are buying a bow you keep for life.

We also stock recurves from Samick, who commenced business in 1975, the year of Abbey's inception. Samick started in Kimpo City in South Korea but moved their traditional bow production to mainland China in 2004.

Abbey Archery introduced its own take down recurves in 2009 and is focussing on bows for people entering our great sport of archery and who are naturally tentative about spending a large amount on their first bow when they are unsure if they will love archery.

$139.95  

Martin XR takedown recurve bow archery set 45" RH or LH

$294.00  

Martin Jaguar takedown recurve 60" RH

$8.95  

Saunders Brush Deflectors

$259.95  

Abbey Crocodile takedown recurve 60" camo

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