2 scalloped bows. Iroquois versus Potawatomi.

[Dvshunter]

Two very cool bows there. Well done.

[Keenan]

Cool little bows. Very nice tiller

[steve b.]

I don't know which I like better, the bows or the arrows.  Both are great.

[Bowman]

Can I ask you, did you come up with that upper stringing nock on the first bow, or is that traditional? I was thinking of trying something like that out lately, but had never seen a nock like that until you posted these bows. Beautiful bows though. Gorgeous.

Great job on your scalloped bows. I like those arrows too--is that an authentic replica design?

The stringing nock on the Iroqouis bow is traditional. The bow is a replica. Whitewoodbow from the Iroquois tribes. Maybe a childs bow. From a drawing by Steve Allely. The arrows are inspired by the 5 nations tribes. Eastern woodland Iroqouis tribes. The feathers are from  "Norwegian forest grouse"
 
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[Jodocus]

Wow, very nice! Both bows are great! And the arrows are excellent as well.

[Markus]

Ja, fine piler med ørnefjær. Nice arras with eagle's feathers. Markus.

[Bowman]

Ja, fine piler med ørnefjær. Nice arras with eagle's feathers. Markus.

Heisan. Er du norsk? Ikke ørn, men røy. Kona til tiur. I've got some hawk feathers for the next arrows. Eagle is difficult to catch. Illegal. :-)

[Pappy]

Very nice tiller on those bow,finish work looks cool also.Nice work.
   Pappy