Help With Bow ID

[michihunter]

Got a bow from my nephew that was up in his attic. Not sure what it is due to the fact that the owner has camo painted all identifying marks and labels. Here are the specs-It's 41 1/2 " AtA, 9 1/2" from string to shelf, and has 18 3/4 " limbs. I've been tol;d that the hoof print cutouts in the wheel mounts indicates it is a Peaqrson. Little other help has been given. Here's some pics-

[ScottC]

Sorry Ted...no can help. Looks like an older bow judging by the cams.

[michihunter]

Definitely old!! I've been told it's a Bear Whitetail, but I'm not sure. I haven't seen a Whitetail with only 2 wheels and the bracketing system.

[kg5388]

where did ya get my bow from ? had a whitetail hunter when i first started i still have my whitetail hunter 2 and yes it's an old bow but was advanced in its time when there was only two or three makers of compund bows and i thing bear is the only one still around from the early 80's

don't ya just love that plastic flipper arrow rest i still wonder why it didn't flip the arrow all over the place?

[michihunter]

Remember I told you I put in a furnace for my nephew? While we were up in his attic, I noticed it. He said take it!! I did!! ;D

[kg5388]

look at it real careful it should have a sticker some where on it if you use some lightee fluid or wd-40 you might get ther paint off enough to read the tag

[michihunter]

Nope!! Stripped of everything before it was painted!!

[intruder]

so is it a pearson

[michihunter]

Never received word back from Pearson. What I do know is that Pearson emplyd the cutout design for their Equalizer line. But the specs don't match up for the Equalizer. So I have to assume it is definitely a Pearson. The model is still in question.