Frequently Asked Questions...
has anybody shot or own a Fred Bear Grizzly recurve?
thinking of buying a Grizzly recurve, any info on them would help greatly!!
Answer:
These are fine bows of the best quality. I have owned mine since 1974 and still use it for target shooting. You will be very happy to own and use this bow. There are many being sold on ebay for very reasonable prices, $200 to $300 should get you a very good bow used, they are about $400 new I recollect.
 Vintage1964 Bear Archery Kodiak Magnum Recurve Bow RH 52# RARE! US $223.40 
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 BEAR GLASS POWERED KODIAK HUNTER RECURVE HUNTING BOW VINTAGE US $300.00
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 Bear Archery Target Recurve Bow & Case 1953 Near Mint 35# 69" US $255.00
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 bear bow and arrow recurve vintage US $80.79
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 Bear Alaskan recurve bow 48# 66" very good condition US $127.50
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 BEAR ARCHERY GLASS POWERED RECURVE BOW GRAYLING STICKER TRUCK WINDOW DECAL US $11.00
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 BEAR RECURVE BOW SUPER MAGNUM "48" ARCHERY US $152.30
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 Bear Archery Recurve Bow Quiver (TN) US $36.37
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 Vintage BEAR KODIAK SPECIAL 64” 60# XL468 Recurve Glass Powered Bow NICE LOOK US $199.99
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 1966 BEAR ARCHERY GRIZZLY RECURVE BOW US $125.00
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 VINTAGE BEAR GRIZZLY RECURVE BOW 7CD78 58" 55# WOW CHECK IT OUT!! US $120.50
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 Fred Bear Grizzly Recurve Bow Custom 65# @28" 58"AMO Vintage Archery 1978 US $71.00
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 Bear 1954 Kodiak II Walnut Riser Compass Recurve Bow RH/LH US $199.99
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 BEAR ALASKAN RECURVE BOW 62" 49 LB LEATHER GRIP LATE 1950s OR EARLY 1960'S US $59.99
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 Vintage Bear Kodiak Hunter recurve bow 38# super clean , hard to find model US $242.50
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 VINTAGE 1969 BEAR KODIAK HUNTER RECURVE BOW ARCHERY 60" 50# RH BLACK TIPS US $229.00
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 1970's Bear Archery Super Grizzly LH Recurve Bow KD13353 AMO-58" 50# US $56.00
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 1953 Bear Archery GRIZZLY LH Recurve Bow 6P9758 58" 30# US $51.00
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 BEAR GRIZZLY RECURVE BOW 62" 50 LB GRAYLING 1950s LEATHER GRIP US $99.00
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 BEAR POLAR RECURVE BOW 64" 42 LB 1950s LEATHER GRIP US $10.99
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 BEAUTIFUL BEAR KODIAK RECURVE BOW 60" 48 LB RH US $149.00
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 BEAR KODIAK MAGNUM RECURVE BOW 52" 50 LB RH US $129.00
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 1959 fred bear kodiak 41# 60" copper medallion leather grew recurve bow US $232.49
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 BEAR GLASS POWERED BLACK BEAR TRADITIONAL RECURVE BOW RH 45# WITH SOCK & STRING US $75.00
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 BEAR GLASS POWERED GRIZZLY RIGHT HAND 38# TRADITIONAL RECURVE BOW WITH STRING US $79.50
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 1961 BEAR KODIAK MAGNUM RECURVE 52" LONG BOW 43# XLNT US $427.00
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 VINTAGE BROWN ALUMINUM FRED BEAR RECURVE ARCHERY BOW FISHING REEL CREEK TROUT US $22.50
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 Used Vintage Red Bear AMO 50 childrens Recurve Bow and Koplin Belt quiver US $47.45
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 BEAR ARCHERY "MITY QUIET" STRING SILENCERS for RECURVE BOW HUNTING-2 PAIR-NEW US $1.00
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 Vintage 1952 Bear Archery"GRIZZLY"Static Recurve Bow,62",55Lb, Ser.#17126B, EXC+ US $299.99
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 Vintage Wooden Wood Bear Archery ? Recurve Bow 28H70 52" 40# US $56.00
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 USED BEAR RED BEAR RECURVE BOW US $15.99
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 Vintage Bear( Little Bear Model) Glass Powered recurve bow 1953 US $40.00
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 VINTAGE BEAR ARCHERY RECURVE HUNTING TARGET BOW PUFFS STRING SILENCERS NOS NEAT US $14.95
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 Bear SuperMag 48 Recurve Bow w/ EXTRAS ($525 value)! US $251.00
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 BEAR ARCHERY GRIZZLY KR37701 RECURVE BOW 56" INCHES LONG #53 US $66.00
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 FRED BEAR GRIZZLY RECURVE BOW LH 40X# GRAYLING EXCELLENT US $112.50
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 custom bowhunter kit by bowdoc Fred Bear style fine leather long bows & recurve US $127.50
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 VINTAGE RH RECURVE BOW - BEAR RANGER #4 - GLASS-POWERED 62" US $43.99
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 New 1/2 Doz. CARBON 500 Arrows Bear Hoyt PSE Mathews recurve & compound bow US $24.99
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 Bear Hunter Takedown Recurve 65# Nice Bow.. Vintage US $250.00
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 Bear Glass-Powered Kodiak Hunter recurve bow US $76.00
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 Vintage Bear Glass Powered Grizzly Recurve Bow w/ Leather Ends Bow Glove US $189.95
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 BEAR POLAR RECURVE BOW no reserve US $23.73
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 Vintage Bear Kodiak Magnum 52" 44# Left Hand Recurve Bow US $86.00
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 VINTAGE BEAR ARCHERY 1966 TAMERLANE LEFT HANDED RECURVE BOW 35# 69" NICE US $250.00
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 VINTAGE BEAR WOOD ARROWS & ORIGINAL BOX RECURVE BOWS US $44.00
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 1/2 Doz. NEW BEAR VINTAGE CEDAR ARROWS 50-55# RECURVE, LONGBOW, RARE FIND US $35.00
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 VINTAGE RH HOYT PRO FLEX? REST LEATHER ARROW REST,BEAR RECURVE BOW US $9.99
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 New King Archery Arm Guard Full Length 11 1/2" Long Camo For Recurve Bear PSE US $6.50
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 Vintage 70's Little Bear recurve bow US $60.00
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 NEW BEAR ARCHERY 58" BOW STRING DOUBLE LOOP DACRON 0 TO 50# RECURVE US $9.95
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 VINTAGE FRED BEAR PANDA 58 " 35# RECURVE BOW & 10 VNTG WOOD ARROWS W/ BROADHEADS US $49.99
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 Bear Kodiak Magnum Recurve Bow 50# No Reserve US $71.00
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 Bear Grizzly Recurve Bow 45# No Reserve US $75.00
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 Vintage Bear Black FOX Grayling 54" recurve youth bow US $36.00
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 NEW 2012 Fred Bear GRIZZLY 45# RH RECURVE PKG US $339.99
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 Vintage Bear Super Kodiak Recurve Bow K28471 AMO-60 #45 AS IS NR! US $62.50
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 NEW TK ARCHERY RECURVE BOW LIMB COVERS MADE FROM REALTREE AP CAMO. 4 BEAR,WING + US $12.49
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 Original Bear quiver good condition traditional recurve holds 7 US $5.75
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 2011 Bear Super Grizzly Right Handed Recurve - 50# @ 28" - AMO 58" - Awesome!! US $249.00
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 3 VINTAGE FISH REELS 2 SCHEIB 1 MOHAWK FOR HOWATT PEARSON BEAR ETC. RECURVE BOWS US $10.50
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 GRIZZLY® BEAR® Glass-Powered Recurve 58" 45# 1953 Patented Bow ~ Wood Laminate US $129.95
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 Nice Vintage RH Fred BEAR * POLAR * BOW recurve Grayling 30# 9E114 AMO-66 US $99.99
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 VINTAGE 1974 BEAR ARCHERY RANGER RECURVE BOW RIGHT HAND 45# EXCELLENT US $175.00
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 Nice Vintage RH Fred BEAR * TIGERCAT * BOW recurve Grayling 40# 9N9235 AMO-62 US $99.99
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 Stick On Adhesive Bear Jennings J2 Rest Recurve Compound Youth Bow Archery US $3.95
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 Nice Vintage RH Fred BEAR * TARTAR * BOW recurve Grayling 35# RJ 3717 AMO-66 US $100.99
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 Vintage BEAR Kodiak Magnum 50# 52" AMO Recurve Bow - No Reserve US $178.50
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 VINTAGE BEAR PANDA RECURVE ARCHERY BOW 21530 58'' 30# LB US $33.00
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 Fred Bear 7 Arrow Bow Quiver Recurve Bow Longbow Bow Archery US $10.00
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 VTG BLACK LEATHER ARCHERY ARROW QUIVER-FOR Ben Pearson RECURVE BOW-Bear Easton US $22.00
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 VINTAGE BEAR ARCHERY 1968 FACTORY CAMO GRIZZLY RECURVE BOW LEFT HANDED 43# US $99.00
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 Original Bear archery Five Recurve bow rack US $50.00
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 Original Bear Archery Premier Flex Arrow Rest for Recurve Bows - RH US $24.99
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 Bear Victor Patriot Recurve Bow US $289.50
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Bear Recurve
Field testing my resurrected 1970 Bear Minuteman recurve
How to get the most out of your Landscape!
Want to get the most out of your landscape? Want to get more than just flowers in your yard? You can have both flowers and edible fruits! Plant Fruit bushes and trees in your yard to get a beautiful look and also making the most of your yard!
The Barbados Cherry Fruit Tree / Shrub http://www.plantogram.com/index.php?productID=276
The Barbados cherry is a large, bushy shrub or small tree attaining up to 20 ft (6 m) in height and an equal breadth; with more or less erect or spreading and drooping, minutely hairy branches, and a short trunk to 4 in (10 cm) in diameter. Its evergreen leaves are elliptic, oblong, obovate, or narrowly oblanceolate, somewhat wavy, 3/4 to 2 3/4 in (2-7 cm) long, 3/8 to 1 5/8 in (9.5-40 mm) wide, obtuse or rounded at the apex, acute or cuneate at the base; bearing white, silky, irritating hairs when very young; hairless, dark green, and glossy when mature. The flowers, in sessile or short-peduncled cymes, have 5 pink or lavender, spoon-shaped, fringed petals. The fruits, borne singly or in 2's or 3's in the leaf axils, are oblate to round, cherry-like but more or less obviously 3-lobed; 1/2 to 1 in (1.25-2.5 cm) wide; bright-red, with thin, glossy skin and orange-colored, very juicy, acid to subacid, pulp. The 3 small, rounded seeds each have 2 large and 1 small fluted wings, thus forming what are generally conceived to be 3 triangular, yellowish, leathery-coated, corrugated inedible "stones".
The Barbados cherry can be classed as tropical and subtropical, for mature trees can survive brief exposure to 28º F (-2.22º C). Young plants are killed by any drop below 30º F (-1.11º C). It is naturally adapted to both medium- and low-rainfall regions; can tolerate long periods of drought, though it may not fruit until the coming of rain.
Barbados cherries are eaten out-of-hand, mainly by children. For dessert use, they are delicious merely stewed with whatever amount of sugar is desired to modify the acidity of the particular type available. The seeds must be separated from the pulp in the mouth and returned by spoon to the dish. Many may feel that the nuisance is compensated for by the pleasure of enjoying the flavorful pulp and juice. Other-wise, the cooked fruits must be strained to remove the seeds and the resulting sauce or puree can be utilized as a topping on cake, pudding, ice cream or sliced bananas, or used in other culinary products. Commercially prepared puree may be dried or frozen for future use. The fresh juice will prevent darkening of bananas sliced for fruit cups or salads. It can be used for gelatin desserts, punch or sherbet, and has been added as an ascorbic acid supplement to other fruit juices. The juice was dried and powdered commercially in Puerto Rico for a decade until the cost of production caused the factory to be closed down. The fruits may be made into sirup or, with added pectin, excellent jelly, jam, and other preserves. Cooking causes the bright-red color to change to brownish-red. The pasteurization process in the canning of the juice changes the color to orange-red or yellow, and packing in tin cans brings on further color deterioration. Enamel-lined cans preserve the color better. Wine made from Barbados cherries in Hawaii was found to retain 60% of the ascorbic acid.
Surinam Cherry http://www.plantogram.com/index.php?ukey=product&productID=458
The shrub or tree, to 25 ft (7.5 m) high, has slender, spreading branches and resinously aromatic foliage. The opposite leaves, bronze when young, are deep-green and glossy when mature; turn red in cold, dry winter weather. They are ovate to ovate-lanceolate, blunt- to sharp-pointed, 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 in (4-6.25 cm) long. Long-stalked flowers, borne singly or as many as 4 together in the leaf axils, have 4 delicate, recurved, white petals and a tuft of 50 to 60 prominent white stamens with pale-yellow anthers. The 7- to 8-ribbed fruit, oblate, 3/4 to 1 1/2 in (2-4 cm) wide, turns from green to orange as it develops and, when mature, bright-red to deep-scarlet or dark, purplish maroon ("black") when fully ripe. The skin is thin, the flesh orange-red, melting and very juicy; acid to sweet, with a touch of resin and slight bitterness. There may be 1 fairly large, round seed or 2 or 3 smaller seeds each with a flattened side, more or less attached to the flesh by a few slender fibers.
Children enjoy the ripe fruits out-of-hand. For table use, they are best slit vertically on one side, spread open to release the seed(s), and kept chilled for 2 or 3 hours to dispel most of their resinously aromatic character. If seeded and sprinkled with sugar before placing in the refrigerator, they will become mild and sweet and will exude much juice and serve very well instead of strawberries on shortcake and topped with whipped cream. They are an excellent addition to fruit cups, salads and custard pudding; also ice cream; and can be made into pie or sauce or preserved whole in sirup. They are often made into jam, jelly, relish or pickles. Brazilians ferment the juice into vinegar or wine, and sometimes prepare a distilled liquor.
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