Is the Bear Kodiak Hunter a good bow?

The Kodiak Hunter recurve bow quickly became known for its smooth draw and blistering performance. Now Bear Archery is reintroducing this fan favorite with a new blend of woods and high performance materials.

What is the brace height for a Bear Kodiak Hunter?

It says 60″ on it.

What is the brace height for a Bear Super Kodiak?

8″ – 9″
Manufacturer recommended brace height: 8″ – 9″. Replacement string length of 56″.

Who is Fred Bear?

Fred Bear (March 5, 1902 – April 27, 1988) was an American bow hunter, bow manufacturer, author, and television host….

Fred Bear
Nationality	American
Occupation	bow hunter & bowyer television host
Known for	Archery and hunting

What is the difference between the Bear Grizzly and Super Grizzly?

The only difference between the Grizzly and Super Grizzly way back then and now is the limb core material. The Super Grizzly uses Fascor, the Grizzly Maple. IIRC, Fascor is basically dyed Actionwood. May or may not be resin impregnated maple like the risers.

What is a Kodiak Hunter recurve bow?

In this video I review a preproduction Kodiak Hunter Recurve bow. This bow is being released again for the 2022 Model year. This bow was last offered by Bear Archery in 1977. The bow is built on the original Grayling Michigan plant dies and presses. This is the same bow Fread bear carried all over the world on his many hunts in the 60’s and 70’s.

What is the best recurve bow to buy?

Although the 59 Kodiak is considered the standard in recurve bows, this re-creation is modeled so closely to the original, it’s like having the legendary bow in your hands. Bear Archery is one of the premier names in archery equipment.

What kind of Amo does the 2022 Kodiak Hunter have?

The 2022 Kodiak Hunter features a 60″ AMO designed for hunters that want a longer AMO than that of the Hunter’s sibling, the Kodiak Mag. The new Kodiak Hunter is crafted with a shedua riser, black stripe, and sensational grey glass limbs.

Which bear bow would Fred Bear use?

If you’re looking for a classic bow that Fred Bear would recommend, the Bear Archery Kodiak Recurve Bow fits the bill. It’s generally recommended for intermediate to advanced shooters, but beginners could learn to use it provided they start with the right draw weight.