The Hunter Bow reflects the timeless elegance of traditional longbows, combining form and function in one enduring design. Also referred to by its Zulu name Umzingeli (meaning “hunter”), this bow is notably quiet and easy to handle—qualities especially appreciated by both beginners and seasoned archers. Constructed with bamboo-cored limbs and accented with exotic or indigenous timber laminations, the Hunter Bow offers excellent limb stability and reduced hand shock. Experience a gentle draw and dependable accuracy, whether you’re perfecting your stance on the range or stalking game in the wild.
Key Features
- Traditional Longbow Shape: Classic design for a balanced draw
- Smooth and Quiet: Ideal for both practice sessions and discreet hunting
- Bamboo Core: Enhances limb stability and reduces hand shock
- Custom Timber Options: Personalise your bow’s aesthetics
Brace Height
What is brace height?
Brace height is the distance between the throat of your grip and your string.
What should your brace height be set at?
It should be set between 7 1/2 and 8 inches.
A Shorter Brace Height will result in a more aggressive , faster shooting and less forgiving shot.
A Higher Brace Height will result in a more forgiving, less aggressive shot.
Steps to check & adjust height on a traditional bow:
- Measure the distance from the throat of your grip to the string (It should be set between 7 1/2 and 8 inches).
- Use a Stringer to unstring your bows (it it needs adjusting).
- Twist the end of your string counter clockwise to increase the distance, or make it higher.
- Twist the end of your string clockwise to decrease the distance, or make it lower.
- String your bow back up and check the brace height again.
- Repeat until you achieve your desired brace height.
Height & Draw
Our Bows come in a range of heights and draw lengths:
Height: ranging from 55 inches to 65 inches
Poundage: ranging from 18 pound to 70 pound
