This bow was made on short notice for a friend of mines youngest son Jessie . It was made from an inner split off another Osage bow I made. It already had the general gull wing shape so I heated in some recurves ,tillered it and glued on some prairie rattler skins. The accents are just yarn and the handle wrap is beaver tail rawhide. If you are wondering why I made the recurves so long, it was to make it a lower draw weight.for now. When the boy gets stronger, his dad can just pike it a few inches, cut in some new nocks and presto , stronger bow. I'm not real proud of the work on this bow, but only had one weekend to get it done. You may notice the arrow rest is on the wrong side for him by conventional standards, but he has his own style and who am I to tell him he's wrong. I truly wish that I would have had more time on this one, but the boy didn't mind that it wasn't perfect. If he's happy , so am I. Josh
