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Bows / Re: Juniper-sinew kid's bow
« Last post by bentstick54 on Today at 11:36:41 am »Very cool little bow. It look great once you get it finished up. I bet the little guy will love it.
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Bows / Re: Juniper-sinew kid's bow
« Last post by superdav95 on Today at 10:23:31 am »That’s pretty cool WB. Ya the juniper is gorgeous stuff. I hope the kid getting this bow appreciate that efforts and work that went into this bow.
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Primitive Skills / Re: Life is good
« Last post by Pappy on Today at 09:27:32 am »Headed to the cabin this morning for a couple of days, been a busy week so looking forward to just hanging out/shooting and maybe some bow work in the shop. Not sure yet what the pan is but I am sure I will come up with something. 
Looks like a rainy weekend so shop time is in order. 
Hope yall have a good one also. Life is Good.
Pappy
Looks like a rainy weekend so shop time is in order. Hope yall have a good one also. Life is Good. Pappy
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Around the Campfire / Re: Life on the Farm
« Last post by bjrogg on Today at 09:07:27 am »The striped rust is completely taking over where the different protectant I tried was applied. I doesn’t seem to have helped much if any.
The fungus infects the leaves and spreads rapidly in the conditions we have had this spring
Bjrogg
The fungus infects the leaves and spreads rapidly in the conditions we have had this spring
Bjrogg
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Around the Campfire / Re: Life on the Farm
« Last post by bjrogg on Today at 09:02:17 am »The cool rainy days have been putting disease pressure on the wheat.
Earlier in the year I had applied two different types of protectants to help prevent disease. Fungicides similar to a fungal soap you would use for yeast infections.
I know which one I won’t be using again. You can see the difference.
Bjrogg
Earlier in the year I had applied two different types of protectants to help prevent disease. Fungicides similar to a fungal soap you would use for yeast infections.
I know which one I won’t be using again. You can see the difference.
Bjrogg
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Around the Campfire / Re: Life on the Farm
« Last post by bjrogg on Today at 08:56:41 am »The rainy days have given me the opportunity to do some gathering.
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Around the Campfire / Re: Life on the Farm
« Last post by bjrogg on Today at 08:45:41 am »It’s been a tough year for farming. We have been fortunate to get as much done as we have. We have been getting lots of rainy days, but fortunately we haven’t had large amounts. Once again very spotty weather and many farmers are way behind. We have for the most part stayed on schedule.
Our sugar beets, corn and soybeans came up good.
Bjrogg
Our sugar beets, corn and soybeans came up good.
Bjrogg
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Around the Campfire / Re: Life on the Farm
« Last post by bjrogg on Today at 08:40:21 am »Been busy with family and farming.
Seems like it couldn’t be possible, but my favorite granddaughter graduated from High School . Man that time went by fast.
Hope the big world treats her well. She’s a fine young lady and we love her just the way she is. Sassy and sweet
Bjrogg
Seems like it couldn’t be possible, but my favorite granddaughter graduated from High School . Man that time went by fast.
Hope the big world treats her well. She’s a fine young lady and we love her just the way she is. Sassy and sweet
Bjrogg
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Bows / Re: Stress and performance
« Last post by Del the cat on Today at 06:00:02 am »Ok I know someone has done it but let’s say we build a bow with a pyramid on one end and a narrow and thick limb on the other end . Side profile being the same. Would this be no different from building a pretty wild character bow. Just asking before I try it.🤠No problem tillering different styles on each limb.
https://bowyersdiary.blogspot.com/2017/03/the-frankenbow.html
Del
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Bows / Re: Stress and performance
« Last post by Aussie Yeoman on Today at 05:04:22 am »You mean both limbs tillered to the same shape? The narrow deep limb would either not be deep, or it would take horrendous set, I think.