Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Ezra Knight on October 25, 2017, 09:41:02 am
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I posted a while back that I was about to make a bow for my cousin who is an avid modern hunter. Well, I finished it. It’s 63 inches ntn, 50#@28” and is backed with Timber rattlesnake skins. The skins were supplied by my cousin which were freshly killed and eaten by a church friend. We both thought that the drastic difference in color between the two skins would make for a pretty neat looking bow. Unfortunately, I gave him the bow before getting a full draw picture
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That's a special bow for a special cousin. Mighty nice. Jawge
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Thanks!
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Excellent! :OK
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Nice looking bow!
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That's beautiful man !!
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Fine looking bow!
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Looks great. Love to see a full draw if you get around to it. ;)
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Nice looking bow
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Thanks everyone!
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That is a beautiful bow. I’m constantly in awe of the capability of so many on this forum to turn a simple bent piece of wood into a literal work of art.
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That is very nice with a great strung profile. I like the contrasting skins, too, different.
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That is pretty! Nice one on the different skins too!
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Fine looking bow, well done
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Killer bow your cousin is luckier than mine! ;)
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very nice!
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Very nice bow Ezra, I'd like to see a fd to but your braced profile looks good. Nice work
Bjrogg
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Nice looking bow. Skins look great. Your cousin is very happy I bet.