Main Discussion Area > Bows
61 1/2" osage splinter
longfletch:
pat im not sure if you were there for the raffle sunday afternoon, but i had gave my 2 kids the pile of raffle tickets and they pulled our number for your osage splinter! both kids saw the number at the same time and it almost started a brawl :) its a snappy little beauty!! its a little too heavy for them to pull right now but not for a lack of trying. i think their gonna allow my girlfriend to shoot it until they get a bit stronger. you are a great bowyer, if i would have tried to tiller that splinter it would be in the overlay/riser pile :)
bryan
tarsus:
Great looking little bow Pat! I have a few little pieces laying around, and that is what I am going to try to do with them. Doubt Ill end up with that tiller job though ;) Very nice bow!! David
Pat B:
Bryan, It's always good to know where your children have gone and that they are with good folks. I'm so happy ya'll won the bow. She did turn out good and deserves to be used and I know ya'll will do so. David, You won't know til you try. Give it a shot and see what you get. Thanks for the kind remarks. Pat
Hillbilly:
Yeah, I was watching Bryan's kids when they got that bow- biggest grins I think I ever saw on a pair of young'uns. Your hick-backed cedar bow was won by another very happy looking kid, too.
Pat B:
I'm happy they both went to good homes and will be used and enjoyed. One of the guys tallying the score cards told me he won a bow I had donated 4 years ago. It had a Lakota style quiver and a few arrows with it. His grandson is still using it ;D
This little splinter really impressed me too! :o I will build others. It doesn't take much osage to make a good bow. Pat
Navigation
[0] Message Index
[#] Next page
[*] Previous page
Go to full version