Tri-lam bamboo/yew/osage

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Here's one I just finished up. 'Raven' is bamboo backed, with a yew core and osage belly. It's 58" ntn, 57# @ 28", weighs 15 ounces, balances delicately on the middle finger, and with limbs timed as well as I could get them for my split finger release, ultimately revealed an equal tiller. The bottom limb is 1 1/2" shorter than the top.

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Here's a few more...

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The only full draw picture I have right now was taken on the tree just after I finished tillering it.

[bow101]

I bet she's fast, looks sweet all around.......................

[raghorns]

Wow! That looks speedy...it has all the ingredients...Boo / Yew / Sage...congrats on a beautiful bow.

Lyle

[Joec123able]

Love it looks really smooth

[Jmilbrandt]

That's beautiful, it's a fast looking bow!

[Gordon]

I really like this bow - beautifully executed.

[missilemaster]

WOW!!!!!!!

[Peacebow_Coos]

That'sch one Schexchy bow as Sean Connery would say, my eyes were playing tricks on me in the first two pics, looked like you had even limbs then just cut 1 1/2 of the recurve!  Awesome bow man, good lookin tiller, and sweet name

[Pappy]

Beautiful bow,very nice work. Grip stiching is very nice and tiller looks dead on to me.
   Pappy

[Del the cat]

That'sch one Schexchy bow as Sean Connery would say, my eyes were playing tricks on me in the first two pics, looked like you had even limbs then just cut 1 1/2 of the recurve!  Awesome bow man, good lookin tiller, and sweet name

I think the camera will foreshorten the lower limb when pics are taken of a bow resting with one limb on the ground.
The trick is to kneel down when taking the pic so the camera is level with the grip.
It's surprising what a difference it makes.
Del

[lesken2011]

NICE!!

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Yeah, some of those pictures make the bottom limb look a couple inches shorter than it is.

[toomanyknots]

Such a nice profile!