Korean horn bow. while im waiting...

[bjrogg]

Wow. Really, really nice bow Dave. Thanks for sharing your journey with us.

Bjrogg

[superdav95]

Wow. Really, really nice bow Dave. Thanks for sharing your journey with us.

Bjrogg

thanks BJ!  very kind.  its been a journey with this bow but its been good.

[WhistlingBadger]

Absolutely gorgeous, Dave.  Can't wait to see it shoot.

[superdav95]

Absolutely gorgeous, Dave.  Can't wait to see it shoot.

Thanks WB.  Me too! 

[mmattockx]

That is quite spectacular, Dave. I look forward to seeing it strung and a shooting video.


Mark

[superdav95]

That is quite spectacular, Dave. I look forward to seeing it strung and a shooting video.


Mark

Thanks mark.  Ya I’m looking forward to shooting this one again.  It showed promise the last time I did some shooting with it.   

[Bob Barnes]

This bow is one of my favorites yet.  You did an excellent job, as always.  A shooting video would be great, but I'm looking forward to a successful hunting picture.    

[superdav95]

This bow is one of my favorites yet.  You did an excellent job, as always.  A shooting video would be great, but I'm looking forward to a successful hunting picture.    

Thanks Bob.  Much appreciated.  We don’t get a lot of action over here on the dark side of bows.  lol.  Your comments are welcome.  After the birch bark covering I decided to give it a bit before stringing or shooting again due to reintroducing more moisture back into the bow as I used sturgeon glue to apply it.  I’m hoping to shoot it early March to see where it ended up.  Thanks again. 

[Bob Barnes]

Thanks for the quick update.  I totally agree about giving it time to dry.  Too many times we read about people heat treating, adding snakeskin backing, and other things that need time to properly dry...but they don't I'm amazed at how soon after putting sinew on a bow some people start working the bow again...way too soon.  Looking forward to your update as always.