info on an old bow

[BOWMAN53]

My friend spent last weekend cleaning out here grand parents house, her grandma passed away recently.  She found her grandpas old fg bow and would really like to get some info on it.  It's called  The Roper Big Horn.  Any info would be greatly appreciated.. This is the only picpic i have right now.

[JW_Halverson]

Thousands and thousands of Bear and other big manufacturers bows out there, maybe a hard push to get information on some of the smaller manufacturers.  Good luck, hope someone out there can shine a little light on this bow.

What shape is it in?  A shooter, I hope?

[BOWMAN53]

I haven't seen it in person yet but either way she doesn't plan on shooting it. 

[Pat B]

Try to get a few more pics if you can, Jordan.

[Buckeye Guy]

bighorn bows in Colorado
I think may still be in business they may have records , not sure maybe one of the computer wisses around here can look

[bubby]

apparently G. Fred Asbell at the least owned the company from 77 into the 90's

[Pat B]

A look at the whole riser will tell a lot.

[seabass]

I googled the bow.this bow was posted on tradgang aug,31,2009 by timberlinex.same pic with the same serial #.it has a radical dogleg in the riser.if you want to see the post,google the big horn bow.it has full bow pics.hope this helps.

[BOWMAN53]

Seabass i just found that right lol

[BOWMAN53]

[Blaflair2]

Wtf?!! That's nuts. I wanna shoot it lol

[mullet]

That is friggin ugly , but collectible.

[Pat B]

I bet it was homemade.
 If you go on TradGang they have a thread with guys that could probably tell you.

[BOWMAN53]

There was actually a thread about this exact bow about some wanting info about it. Basically they said what was already said here.

[bow101]

The off-set is retarded.................