Best woods for narrow profiles?

[Kegan]

Just finished a white oak semi-ELB. Flat, heavily tempered belly, about 70#. Didn't take alot of set, and 1 1/4" at the widest. With 5/16" tips, it's my sweetest shooting bow yet.

[mullet]

 I have to back Hillbilly and the Thompson Brothers up on Mulberry. I've seen and have some from N.C., and the stuff we have in Fl is a lot denser and is almost as yellow as Osage.

[brian melton]

Badger,

                 You forget about ocean spray???

[Hillbilly]

Eddie, the NC stuff I gave you is good wood, though-I've made a few out of the same tree. It's bright yellow when it's freshly worked, but it ages to a yellowish brown. You can leave some sapwood on the back and make an ELB that looks almost like a yew bow.

[nickf]

any wood with an s/g higher of .75 ?
blackthorn and hawthorne, oceanspray. All very heavy woods, but in small sizes,  they give gorgeous narrow character bows

[gutpile]

what nobody says Ipe....probably the absolute best narrow bow wood available...gut

[Hillbilly]

what nobody says Ipe....probably the absolute best narrow bow wood available...gut

Gut, he was asking about native North American woods. Ipe is a great narrow bow wood, but it ain't from around here.