Elusive sheds & an Osage run...

[snag]

You don't look very happy about it by the looks of the picture...must have been tired out.

[Lee Slikkers]

LOL Snag, I was more than happy...just REAL tuckered out from two days of hauling wood (and I was a bit nervous about the weight of the load on this muddy field access road, I had gotten my other ride stuck there the day before  )

Heck, I'm still grinning from ear to ear when I open the garage door to peak and make sure it's all still there...

Thanks~

[jgainor]

Lee do not let "cowboy" fool you he has a girlfriend that would do the same so..........    you may not find many woman like us but the ones that do you better hang on to us!!!!....... lol   

[Lee Slikkers]

Lee do not let "cowboy" fool you he has a girlfriend that would do the same so..........    you may not find many woman like us but the ones that do you better hang on to us!!!!....... lol   

I know how good I have it...she treats me way better than I deserve!

[cracker]

Great looking haul Lee not much osage around here just an isolated tree here and there and it looks like gnotted rope,you lucky rascal.Ron

[Lee Slikkers]

Thanks Cracker, I would guess that 90% of the Osage I've stumbled on and located here looks just like that "twisted rope" you described...I got lucky in that some of these Hedge rows are long enough that I am able to find or select 1 good tree out of 15-20.  If I were to start doing "spliced billet" bows I bet I could be up to my ears in usable Osage  but I am still enjoying the idea and process of a single one piece selfbow.

[Sparrow]

Great Haul and a fine lookin family. Congrat's !  '  Frank

[Lee Slikkers]

Thanks Frank, much appreciated!