stoned elm

[jamie]

thanks everybody appreciate all the kind words. marc i thought about toasting this one. is it too late or is it never too late. no cats in the house. sent em down to pat and i think he ate em

justin i been waiting to see that special project

[Marc St Louis]

Not too late Jamie and you may find you can shorten the bow some without losing any reflex

[Ryan_Gill_HuntPrimitive]

i think it looks real good, excellent job with stone tools- Ryan

[snedeker]

I love that Jamie.   remarkably similar profile to a 63" rigid handled elm I'm finishing up (re-do of old one).  If I had it to do all over again I think I would cut not much else besides elm and black locust.

Dave

[SimonUK]

Absolutely brilliant to do that with stone. 

[ricktrojanowski]

That one is sweet,  I'll like to see it in person.  Stone no less.

[koan]

Thats a sweet bow Jamie, great job on those flipped tips too....Brian

p.s....as soon as I figure out how to make stone tools...I wanna make a stoned bow

[Kegan]

SWEEEEEEEEEEET! Now that's a meat maker ! I think I knoew what I'll be voting for in the next BOM .

[Dingleberry]

Excellent bow, Jamie.    I can't wait to try a stone-tool bow.

[The Burnt Hill Archer]

Masterfully executed sir! great work as always. funny, it dont looked stoned 

Phil

[jamie]

thanks a lot guys

brian take a rock , smash it, stone tools are made

[Bishop]

Jamie
is that made from a good ole American Elm tree or that a different species.
Bishop

[NOMADIC PIRATE]

can't beat the simple stuff, fine tiller,...but that pinky ??

[El Destructo]

can't beat the simple stuff, fine tiller,...but that pinky ??

Be nice thats Jamies Sights!!

[venisonburger]

She's a keeper, nice bow
VB