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Offline Elktracker

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Re: Primitive Archer Bow Trade
« Reply #180 on: February 18, 2011, 02:11:31 pm »
1 JustinNC .................right hand,  29" draw, 45# or higher  GOOD
2 half eye ..................right hand 27" draw, 45# to 55#, off the hand, us shipping only  GOOD
3 cammadore ............ right hand, 28 to 30" draw 30" preffered, 40# to 50# off the hand or with rest GOOD
4 Bevan R. ................ right hand 27" draw 50# or lower, with shelf, can ship world wide GOOD
5 osage outlaw ..........Right handed, 55-60# @ 26"Prefer a shelf or some kind of a rest   GOOD
6 jonathan creason..... lefty, 28", 50# and up, no preference on shelf or not   GOOD
7 Matt S. ...................right hand, 28" draw preffered but can be from 25" to 32" if design calls for that, 30# to 60# GOOD
8 Lee Slikkers ............right hand, 27 to 28" draw, 45# to 55# GOOD
9 tattoo dave .............left or right hand, 27" to 28" draw  GOOD
10 jackcrafty .............right hand, 26" to 28" draw, 50#  GOOD
11 Cameroo ..............left hand, 28" draw. 50# to 60# prefered, Will ship anywhere in North America  GOOD
12 sailordad ..............RIGHT hand, 28" draw, 45# to 55# with or without shelf   GOOD
13 Elktracker .............right hand, 24" to 28" draw, 45# to 65# prefer 55#, shoot off hand but will take whatever, only ship in the us  GOOD
14 ken75............right handed 28 inch draw any weight, shelf or not dont care....surprise me   GOOD
15 sa .......................left hand, 26" to 27" draw, off the hand, 40# to 60#   GOOD
16 John K .................right hand, 26" draw or longer, 30# and higher GOOD 
17 JW Halverson........right hand, 26" draw, 50# to 60# (No Yew please wrong climate)   GOOD
18 NTD ....................right hand, 28" draw, 50# to 55# "willing to ship to Oh Canada"    GOOD
19 Koan ...............right handed, 26", up to 55#...what ever style you like to make I would love to have   GOOD
20 Hickory Bill ..........right hand, 27" to 28" draw, 50# to 55#, floppy rest or small shelf, will ship us only preferably  GOOD
21 DELLis ................right hand, 26" draw, 55# to 75#, with or without shelf, will ship wherever   GOOD
22 Pat B ..................right hand, 45# to 55# (to 60#) @ 26", prefer off hand or floppy rest, can ship within us only  GOOD
23 Almostpighunter..45#-60# @ 28"-29" (29" preferred), off hand or right-handed rest   GOOD
24 hillbilly61 ............45-50 @ 26 right hand. Selfbow of the hand or floppy. Otherwise a shelf,   GOOD
25 hammertime ...... I'm lefty 55# or greater @ 26" draw   GOOD
26 Dvshunter............Right handed, shelf or no shelf, I'll shoot anything but 40-80 is best   GOOD
27 Parnell ...............right handed, either way on a shelf, 28" 55# give or take GOOD
28 wildKatt.............Draw 26'' to 30'', Weight  55# 65#,Right hand with or without shelf   GOOD
29 tetaxidermy.......... right handed 40-60lbs @ 27'' would prefer US only shipping, arrow rest doesn't matter  GOOD
30  Michael C. ....draw length - 28 inches, weight range - 55-65 right handed, no rest prefered   GOOD
31 fishfinder401..... rght hand, 32 draw and would prefer no rest and preferably 100+lbs or 50# and up   GOOD
32 jthompson1995...Right handed - 26-27" draw, no shelf/rest preference, 40-60 lbI would prefer not to ship internationally  GOOD
33 gstoneberg .......Right handed, 50-55lbs, 28" draw, prefer shelf but will shoot anything   GOOD
34 stringman .........Right-handed, 50-60# @ 29" draw, backed, plain, any wood, shelf or no doesn't matter    GOOD
35 wildman ........40#-60# right handed 28in     GOOD
36 Sidewinder ....Right handed  27"  50-60# right handed shelf or not does'nt matter. Anywhere in North America  GOOD
37 Mangeur de lard...45 - 50 lbs at 27'', right hand. Anything goes for the shelf/handle, style, will ship canada or us  GOOD
38 woodsrunner....28" up to 55# Right handed shelf or off the hand    GOOD
39 bcbull......r/h 50-65#@28
40 bareshaft12...... Draw 28 . pull 52 to 55 pounds    GOOD
41 bryan irwin.......right hand 29'' 50 t0 60#    GOOD
42 deerhunter97370....Right handed, 50+pounds, 26" draw, I'm willing to ship out of country     GOOD

 
This is the updated list, let me know if something is wrong or needs changed and I will fix it. Also I put a GOOD at the end of your info if I have your address. If there is not a GOOD after your info I need you to pm it to me please so the person makeing your bow can ship it to you.

 Pat b announced:  Monday, February 28, 6:00pm will be the deadline to sign up for the bow trade. No one will be accepted after that time! Once all the names are in and all the info is correct the builder/reciepient will be pared up .Also July 4th, 2011 is the absolute last ship date!, You can ship your bow when you are satisfied it is finished and shot in well. We want to keep the reciepient suprizes good ones!, every bow shipped should be shootable on arival. A note enclosed with the bow you ship out will help you and your reciepient become more familiar with each other. Other pertainent info included should be the wood used, overall length(either n/n or t/t), draw weight and length. One of the main purposes of this trade is the personal reactions and knowledge we will all share and recieve and the friendships made and/or strengthened.Also, each bow sent out should be signed by the maker, to the reciepient and dated.   Some folks use "Sharpie" indelible pens for signing a bow. I prefer India ink. Be sure whatever you use is permanent and will not fade over time. Once the due date arrives and the names are all drawn and reciepients are sellected we will start a PA Trade Bow thread to follow the progress of the trade. Also please reffer to post #155 pg.11, #143 pg.10 if you havent read them yet.   

If anyone sees any thing that needs fixed with the list, let me know please. Also when you PM me your shipping address PLEASE do it like this so I dont have to go look and find your number and write your name, I can just copy and paste

#13 Elktracker    Josh shmoe
                        1122 Yew st west
                        Tillamook Or 97141

Thanks Josh







« Last Edit: February 20, 2011, 02:35:16 am by Elktracker »
my friends think my shops a mess, my wife thinks I have too much bow wood, my neighbors think im redneck white trash and they may all be right on the money!!

Josh Vance  Netarts OR. (Tillamook)

Offline JW_Halverson

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Re: Primitive Archer Bow Trade
« Reply #181 on: February 18, 2011, 02:13:29 pm »
Maybe we could make two 50# bows and duct tape them together.

Spacers gapping the bows apart slightly for pass-thru making it perfectly centershot....I'm starting to like this idea.
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Offline osage outlaw

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Re: Primitive Archer Bow Trade
« Reply #182 on: February 18, 2011, 02:45:02 pm »
We could call it the quad limb, center shot hercules bow.

Or, the parallel penobscot ;D
« Last Edit: February 18, 2011, 02:49:59 pm by osage outlaw »
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Offline Keenan

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Re: Primitive Archer Bow Trade
« Reply #183 on: February 19, 2011, 06:37:43 am »
Fantastic! ;D I've been wondering if we were going to do this here and I'm glad to see it. As pat stated it really is a great tool to inspire us to do our best and push the knowledge boundaries. I was hesitating because of several other bows in the progress but I don't want to miss out on all the fun.

 Count me in. ,,,,,,,,,Right hand, 25" draw 50-60 lbs preferred,  US shipping only please

Pat, Rich and Josh, Thanks for getting this going. ;)
« Last Edit: February 19, 2011, 12:59:06 pm by Keenan »

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Re: Primitive Archer Bow Trade
« Reply #184 on: February 19, 2011, 10:36:26 am »
Count me in. Just saw this. Right hand 28" draw 40# to 50# any arrow support US shipping

Offline John K

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Re: Primitive Archer Bow Trade
« Reply #185 on: February 19, 2011, 11:40:45 pm »
Looking foward to getting my name , looking like a snow storm tomorrow....shop time !!  :)
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Re: Primitive Archer Bow Trade
« Reply #186 on: February 20, 2011, 12:52:55 am »
I'm in, 45#to70# @29" draw, lefty but off the nuckle is good ether way, suprise me. U.S. shipping only, this otta be fun, Bub
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Offline Elktracker

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Re: Primitive Archer Bow Trade
« Reply #187 on: February 20, 2011, 02:34:00 am »
1 JustinNC .................right hand,  29" draw, 45# or higher  GOOD
2 half eye ..................right hand 27" draw, 45# to 55#, off the hand, us shipping only  GOOD
3 cammadore ............ right hand, 28 to 30" draw 30" preffered, 40# to 50# off the hand or with rest GOOD
4 Bevan R. ................ right hand 27" draw 50# or lower, with shelf, can ship world wide GOOD
5 osage outlaw ..........Right handed, 55-60# @ 26"Prefer a shelf or some kind of a rest   GOOD
6 jonathan creason..... lefty, 28", 50# and up, no preference on shelf or not   GOOD
7 Matt S. ...................right hand, 28" draw preffered but can be from 25" to 32" if design calls for that, 30# to 60# GOOD
8 Lee Slikkers ............right hand, 27 to 28" draw, 45# to 55# GOOD
9 tattoo dave .............left or right hand, 27" to 28" draw  GOOD
10 jackcrafty .............right hand, 26" to 28" draw, 50#  GOOD
11 Cameroo ..............left hand, 28" draw. 50# to 60# prefered, Will ship anywhere in North America  GOOD
12 sailordad ..............RIGHT hand, 28" draw, 45# to 55# with or without shelf   GOOD
13 Elktracker .............right hand, 24" to 28" draw, 40# to 65# prefer 55#, shoot off hand but will take whatever, only ship in the us  GOOD
14 ken75............right handed 28 inch draw any weight, shelf or not dont care....surprise me   GOOD
15 sa .......................left hand, 26" to 27" draw, off the hand, 40# to 60#   GOOD
16 John K .................right hand, 26" draw or longer, 30# and higher GOOD 
17 JW Halverson........right hand, 26" draw, 50# to 60# (No Yew please wrong climate)   GOOD
18 NTD ....................right hand, 28" draw, 50# to 55# "willing to ship to Oh Canada"    GOOD
19 Koan ...............right handed, 26", up to 55#...what ever style you like to make I would love to have   GOOD
20 Hickory Bill ..........right hand, 27" to 28" draw, 50# to 55#, floppy rest or small shelf, will ship us only preferably  GOOD
21 DELLis ................right hand, 26" draw, 55# to 75#, with or without shelf, will ship wherever   GOOD
22 Pat B ..................right hand, 45# to 55# (to 60#) @ 26", prefer off hand or floppy rest, can ship within us only  GOOD
23 Almostpighunter..45#-60# @ 28"-29" (29" preferred), off hand or right-handed rest   GOOD
24 hillbilly61 ............45-50 @ 26 right hand. Selfbow of the hand or floppy. Otherwise a shelf,   GOOD
25 hammertime ...... I'm lefty 55# or greater @ 26" draw   GOOD
26 Dvshunter............Right handed, shelf or no shelf, I'll shoot anything but 40-80 is best   GOOD
27 Parnell ...............right handed, either way on a shelf, 28" 55# give or take GOOD
28 wildKatt.............Draw 26'' to 30'', Weight  55# 65#,Right hand with or without shelf   GOOD
29 tetaxidermy.......... right handed 40-60lbs @ 27'' would prefer US only shipping, arrow rest doesn't matter  GOOD
30  Michael C. ....draw length - 28 inches, weight range - 55-65 right handed, no rest prefered   GOOD
31 fishfinder401..... rght hand, 32 draw and would prefer no rest and preferably 100+lbs or 50# and up   GOOD
32 jthompson1995...Right handed - 26-27" draw, no shelf/rest preference, 40-60 lbI would prefer not to ship internationally  GOOD
33 gstoneberg .......Right handed, 50-55lbs, 28" draw, prefer shelf but will shoot anything   GOOD
34 stringman .........Right-handed, 50-60# @ 29" draw, backed, plain, any wood, shelf or no doesn't matter    GOOD
35 wildman ........40#-60# right handed 28in     GOOD
36 Sidewinder ....Right handed  27"  50-60# right handed shelf or not does'nt matter. Anywhere in North America  GOOD
37 Mangeur de lard...45 - 50 lbs at 27'', right hand. Anything goes for the shelf/handle, style, will ship canada or us  GOOD
38 woodsrunner....28" up to 55# Right handed shelf or off the hand    GOOD
39 bcbull......r/h 50-65#@28
40 bareshaft12...... Draw 28 . pull 52 to 55 pounds    GOOD
41 bryan irwin.......right hand 29'' 50 t0 60#   GOOD
42 deerhunter97370....Right handed, 50+pounds, 26" draw, I'm willing to ship out of country     GOOD
43 Keenan......Right hand, 25" draw 50-60 lbs preferred,  US shipping only please   GOOD
44 Grunt......Right hand 28" draw 50# to 55# any arrow support US shipping   GOOD
45 bubby......45#to70# @29" draw, lefty but off the nuckle is good ether way, suprise me. U.S. shipping only    GOOD
 




This is the updated list, let me know if something is wrong or needs changed and I will fix it. Also I put a GOOD at the end of your info if I have your address. If there is not a GOOD after your info I need you to pm it to me please so the person makeing your bow can ship it to you.

 Pat b announced:  Monday, February 28, 6:00pm will be the deadline to sign up for the bow trade. No one will be accepted after that time! Once all the names are in and all the info is correct the builder/reciepient will be pared up .Also July 4th, 2011 is the absolute last ship date!, You can ship your bow when you are satisfied it is finished and shot in well. We want to keep the reciepient suprizes good ones!, every bow shipped should be shootable on arival. A note enclosed with the bow you ship out will help you and your reciepient become more familiar with each other. Other pertainent info included should be the wood used, overall length(either n/n or t/t), draw weight and length. One of the main purposes of this trade is the personal reactions and knowledge we will all share and recieve and the friendships made and/or strengthened.Also, each bow sent out should be signed by the maker, to the reciepient and dated.   Some folks use "Sharpie" indelible pens for signing a bow. I prefer India ink. Be sure whatever you use is permanent and will not fade over time. Once the due date arrives and the names are all drawn and reciepients are sellected we will start a PA Trade Bow thread to follow the progress of the trade. Also please reffer to post #155 pg.11, #143 pg.10 if you havent read them yet.   

If anyone sees any thing that needs fixed with the list, let me know please. Also when you PM me your shipping address PLEASE do it like this so I dont have to go look and find your number and write your name, I can just copy and paste

#13 Elktracker    Josh shmoe
                        1122 Yew st west
                        Tillamook Or 97141

Thanks Josh

« Last Edit: February 21, 2011, 01:11:07 am by Elktracker »
my friends think my shops a mess, my wife thinks I have too much bow wood, my neighbors think im redneck white trash and they may all be right on the money!!

Josh Vance  Netarts OR. (Tillamook)

Offline ken75

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Re: Primitive Archer Bow Trade
« Reply #188 on: February 20, 2011, 01:57:12 pm »
lets keep this at the top still 8 days left to sign up

Offline Jesse

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Re: Primitive Archer Bow Trade
« Reply #189 on: February 20, 2011, 02:22:07 pm »
Wow 45 and counting. Pretty cool. I cant commit to it right now but I'm interested in seeing the 45+ bows that will be posted shortly :)
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Offline DiGi

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Re: Primitive Archer Bow Trade
« Reply #190 on: February 21, 2011, 01:02:59 am »
I have an idea, although I don't know how many people would be interested or even that it would work. How bout a stave trade? People trading native staves by them to others who don't have those trees? For example I'd love to have some yew or Osage, but none live by me and I have plenty of other woods. If it works sweet, if not, no hard feelings.

Offline sailordad

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Re: Primitive Archer Bow Trade
« Reply #191 on: February 21, 2011, 01:33:44 am »
digi, thats what this is,more or less
only differance is,we are reducing them down to bow size and shape and function
it saves on shipping costs that way  ;D
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Re: Primitive Archer Bow Trade
« Reply #192 on: February 21, 2011, 01:48:50 am »
Wow 45 and counting. Pretty cool. I cant commit to it right now but I'm interested in seeing the 45+ bows that will be posted shortly :)

Indeed :) This is going to be epic!  I hope that everyone shows pictures as they progress with their bows.

I don't really check in on PaleoPlanet very often, but how does this swap compare to their most recent one, in terms of # of people involved?

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Re: Primitive Archer Bow Trade
« Reply #193 on: February 21, 2011, 01:52:48 am »
Wow 45 and counting. Pretty cool. I cant commit to it right now but I'm interested in seeing the 45+ bows that will be posted shortly :)

Indeed :) This is going to be epic!  I hope that everyone shows pictures as they progress with their bows.

I don't really check in on PaleoPlanet very often, but how does this swap compare to their most recent one, in terms of # of people involved?
im sure it is better, because im involved, the chance of me makeing a bow for you will draw many people ;D( and i'm really modest too)
but seriously, this will be epic
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Offline Cameroo

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Re: Primitive Archer Bow Trade
« Reply #194 on: February 21, 2011, 01:59:31 am »
im sure it is better, because im involved, the chance of me makeing a bow for you will draw many people ;D( and i'm really modest too)
but seriously, this will be epic

Yes, a 100+ lb bow is very modest for a 16 year old!

You might want to work up to that with a few lighter bows. Er what?  ;)  ;D