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Somebody has to still make a tall fingers bow available? I still have My old Martin if needed but I recall Hoyt making one fingers bow still? Well I guess that was 7+ years ago.
To the modern compound hunters:I learned to shoot on a recurve and longbow, so when I finally got an old Hoyt compound I shot it with fingers, no sights, and an old spring rest. I could shoot it almost horizontal, laying down, etc. Can you still do all that with the new bows and a release or does it have to be plumb?
I'd take a hard look at the Oneida Eagle bows for fingers. Axle to axle is friendly and the limb/cam design is much conducive snap shooting like with a recurve.