eweisner
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Was browsing Craigslist and ran across two different Oneida Bows. Strangest looking things I have even seen. Anyone use one? Pro's or Con's? Just curious.
Oneida Bows
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TNDeerGuy
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I have shot one before, but I don't own nor know anyone that does. From my experience of shooting it, Black Eagle if I remember the model right, it was extremely smooth, seemed to have decent speed but it was on the heavy side. Wish I could offer more, but I only fired a few shots out of it.
StalkingWolf
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Oneida (O I Need A) bow!! 
great bows
dmitchell28
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Really good quality bows in their time and still quality bows today just not on the speed bandwagon like everyone else......plus I'm kind of partial to the place.....Oneida lol
Hoss
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I have a Strike Eagle (circa 1988?). It is smooth pretty quick but loud. The one I have is a left hand model that belonged to my dad. I have shot it righthanded and it works pretty well that way. I hunted with it some, shooting right handed. It is a little different to shoot from the wrong side of the bow but with some practice I was able to get comfortable with it. Good bows just a different take on things.
These bows are HUGE in bowfishing. Especially the Oneida Osprey. Matter of fact I just bought a used Tomcat II. I'm not exactly sure whats up with all the hype with using them in bowfishing, but I do know the ones I have shot are the smoothest drawing bows you will ever shoot and you can get very good arrow performance with super low poundage.
ROUGH COUNTRY HUNTER
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i have killed a many deer with these bows.i really love them.i have a older screaming eagle and strike eagle that i have retired.i was on their website and seen todays prices and about fell over.i wouldnt pay that price for anything,and i think its ashame to even price them high as they are
