coyote sinew

[huntertrapper]

my dads friend called ina coyote and shot it this weekend. while he was skinnin i cut some sinew off. anyway, good for arrows? like tying flethces and heads on? id imagine it would but this is my question so any info.? thanks guys

[Hillbilly]

Don't see why not. Ought to be good medicine, too-wouldn't it would be pretty cool to have a bow backed with coyote sinew? Come to think of it, I've got some in the freezer that I had forgotten about until I read your post.

[huntertrapper]

ys it would be very good medicine indeed. though i dont have enough of it for backing just enough to maybe tie some fletches on or heads.

[Pat B]

If it is long enough it should work like any other sinew.    Pat

[richpierce]

A good and low-labor form of sinew is the tail tendons of any critter.  Cut the tail off right at the butt and skin the skin off and you'll see long tendons you can pull out with pliers from the tail.  These are a size ready to wrap arrowheads, feathers, etc w/o splitting.

[Justin Snyder]

A good and low-labor form of sinew is the tail tendons of any critter.  Cut the tail off right at the butt and skin the skin off and you'll see long tendons you can pull out with pliers from the tail.  These are a size ready to wrap arrowheads, feathers, etc w/o splitting.

Does that work on bobcat.    Justin

[Hillbilly]

Be nice, Justin  I pulled some possum tail sinew out one time but come to think of it, I don't remember what I did with it