Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: lebhuntfish on November 10, 2014, 07:22:15 pm
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I think I'm going to attempt dirtydans camo finish. Does any have any pointers? Will this work with a rawhide backing? Patrick
http://www.primitivearcher.com/smf/index.php/topic,9142.0.html
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go for it, I've used it many times and it looks great, pointers? it takes more than one feather I used tail and secondary gobbler feathers
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Thanks Bobby! I'm going to give it a shot as soon as I get the handle section done and some dye purchased. Patrick
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I just used craft paint, dye might be better
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Ok, I have a buddy that makes and sells alcohol based dye for Bowyer's. I'm thinking that will be good stuff, because it dries really quick. And I'm kinda impatient. Patrick
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Unless you just like the look the camo isn't really necessary, the link to the camoed bows was impressive though.
I have hunted the most wary deer in the country, sometimes with a bright yellow osage bow just off the bench and was never spotted.
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Thanks Eric, I'm OK with the yellow Osage! But I also have a big white streak of rawhide on the back and a built up handle of rawhide as well. Besides I love the camo finish and it was part of the original plan for this bow as well. I'll post some pictures of the before and after. And maybe a few during the process. Patrick
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That looks good. Maybe if I do that to my face I'll quit getting busted by the long nose does.
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I used good old woodstain for my camo job on deerhide..looked very cool!!
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Thanks guy's, Sweeney I always use the camo face paint! You can get it cheap from an army surplus. Patrick