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BowEd:
Thanks Pat.

Knoll:
Ed, you're a talented feller. Congrats!

lebhuntfish:

--- Quote from: Beadman on June 10, 2017, 07:18:28 am ---Thanks Pat.

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Your welcome Ed,  I really admire your work.  Ive always wanted one of those horn bows or a composit like the one in the thread.  Ive read a lot on making one but I can never find the horn or when I do I can't afford it.  I sure do enjoy shooting that selfbow I got last year at mojam that you made.  Sure is a sweet shooting bow. 

Patrick

Pat B:
Very nice bow, Ed. I got a set of horn from Matt Wirwicki at the Classic this year and am giving it a lot of thought whether to build one like this one of yours or a more "Native American" style bow.

BowEd:
Thanks again fellas.
Pat B..I think StickBender has the same thoughts in mind for a bow.
Patrick...It's good that that bow has a good home.If I remember right it was 49#'s @ 28".That may have gone up a bit since like self bows can do.I'l pick out another here for the auction at Mo Jam too.It's a fun place to shoot.
Tillering horn is a different ball game as far as stability goes.Depending on percentage of thickness it is.More so then wood being a lot stiffer.Can't jump to conclusions as quick while tillering.

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