Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Peatreg on December 19, 2015, 02:20:45 am
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A short time ago I had Indianguy make me a southern plains style, Osage orange bow with a set of 6 matching arrows for a southern plains mountain lion quiver.
Specs:
41" long and 50 lbs @ 17"-18" draw.
Green and yellow ocher paint
Braintanned handle
Green dyed horsehair decoration on the upper limb
Dogwood shafts with turkey feather fletchings, green and yellow cresting and trade points made from barrel hoop metal
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(http://i1340.photobucket.com/albums/o731/peatreg/42B3E274-E9BA-4132-B924-87F6A34C1FED_zpsg1al1fkm.jpg) (http://s1340.photobucket.com/user/peatreg/media/42B3E274-E9BA-4132-B924-87F6A34C1FED_zpsg1al1fkm.jpg.html)
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Stunning....and I think authentic in every way with materials and construction.Bow..osage with ocher dye,dogwood arrows,wild turkey fletching,points on arrows from barrel hoops lost by settlers,and the quiver....stunning too.All locally available to the Indian back in the 1800's.This one was a labor of love.Maybe a Commanche bow??????It's a keeper!!!!! and kuddos to the constructor and organizer and I know this one took awhile.Most authentic display I've seen yet on here.You did your research correct I think.OOOOh and yea a full draw would be nice.
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nice set.besides just shooting it that whole ensemble will give pleasure to the viewer seeing it hanging on the wall. really nice. looks like maybe Cheyenne replica. southern plains style definitely.Tony
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Very cool set. Nice work. 8)
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nicely done
chuck
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Very cool set. 8)
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Very nice set. Will this be for display primarily or for hunting?
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Awesome set! That is really great work.
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Very fine looking work. You should be delighted.
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very nice, indeed. I like those historic craftmanship a lot. Hans
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Eric makes awesome replicas and they perform as well. Very cool set. Heirloom stuff.
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Primarily for display. Eric made me a nice sinew backed Osage bow about 3 years ago that's my primary hunting bow. I had him make these points 1" wide to comply with MN hunting regulations just in case I wanted to use them
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Very nice. Enjoy. Jawge
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Looks great!
E
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Ya may have to guard that set with your life! :) Congrats!
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Very beautiful and authentic. I'm no expert but that looks spot on to me! Congrats!
Patrick