Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: markinengland on November 25, 2007, 05:08:47 pm
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At a shoot today I saw an Ivy bow.
I am sorry to say I didn't get any pictures of it. It pulled around 40lbs or so, was maybe two inches wide and 60 inches long. It worked. It looked amazing.
Yet another bow wood that I would never have thought could work.
Mark in England
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Mark, Are you talking about English Ivy? I've seen trunks big enough but never thought of it as bow wood. Ya never know! Pat
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I've seen poison ivy trunks big enough too.
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Poison ivy bow, now there's a bow no one will borrow . ;D
Ralph
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i have trunks of ivy way big enough around here, too! maybe i will try...
frank
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Pat,
Yes, English Ivy, it is the only one we have here in England!
The bow was quiote massive, but quite light. I wouldn't say it spat the arrows out but it was adequate. The bacl was left as it was after the bark was removed. Amazing colour and texture. If you saw one in a film you would think it was fake!
Mark in England
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Hi guys,
since today I have a Ivy Bow
60 "long
20 lbs of 28 "
sucra
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sucra, You're putting out some awesome bows man. That thing is wicked. Great job.
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cool and awesome....
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How the heck did you tiller that thing ?!?! ;D
Nice work!
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Thats awesome, those are some wavy limbs! well done :D
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Wow! Nice tiller, I bet that was fun? ;D
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Cool, awesome, and sweet as well ;D
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That's just cool man! looks like a piece of wavy pasta. excellent.
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Magnificent!
Any pics of the tillering process maybe??
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sucra that thing is sick dude. The waves in that thing are nuts. You must be an adventurous soul to even try such a thing. Very cool. Danny
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I love character bows and that takes the cake, Well done
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hi Frank,
no, I have no pictures of the tillering
I'm only at the next ivy Bow
Rolf