Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Grunt on June 07, 2011, 10:11:49 pm
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I got a tube in the mail today. Upon cranking the lid off one end a cloth bag appeared. Opening the bag I found my trade bow. Pat B sent me a Black Locust eastern woodland self bow. It is 62" with side nocks and a cane wrapped handle. The bow's belly has been heat treated and the Vietnam service ribbon markings are painted on the limbs. Sixty two pounds at 28 inches snaps a arrow right quick. I am really happy with this stick. Thanks, Pat
I'll get some photos to post soon.
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So you're the lucky dog! Congrats it is a beauty.
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Rodger, I was hoping it wasn't to heavy for you. I knew it was a bit heavier than you wanted. If need be you can reduce the weight to be more to your liking.
I'm glad you like the bow and the design on the back. 8) In case you haven't heard it lately, thanks for your service to our country. I salute you!
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LUCKY DOG! I think I have a good idea what she looks like!
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Finally got my camera out and took these shots of this really nice stick. You can see the nicely toasted belly and the fur silencers. The bow is well balanced, both physically and visually. Thanks again Pat.
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Nice! very nice congrats! ;D
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man that looks killer :) nice bow
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SWEET! You got a Pat B bow................I love it.
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I'm glad you like her Rodger. I think she likes heavy arrows. She was pushing my 650gr cane arrows pretty well.
Enjoy! ;)
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If we could all b that lucky.but it sounds like it found the right home, and I to thank u for ur service!!!
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Sweet,cool looking little bow. :) :)
Pappy
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Jealous. Very very nice, but jealous You're one lucky bow recipient ;D
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Very nice!
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Me gusta ;D
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great bow and a lucky guy, both should be proud.
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Thats beautiful. I love side nocks, very appropriate for that bow. The service ribbon makes it special, thanks for your service.
Jeff
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You are one lucky dog, great looking bow! Well done Pat
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That's a beauty, nicely done!
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It's funny how one thing leads to another thing. My last four bows have been BBI and BBO Re/De's. After receiving and shooting the bow from Pat I am putting glued up Re/De blanks aside and dragging out my BL and Hickory staves. The curvy laminated bows are kind of cool but bows straight from the Standing Ones {trees} strike a very old cord in me. Life is strange.
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Ahhh, another wanderer brought back into the "true" fold. ;D
I have piles of staves in various degrees of curing and am CHOMPING at the bit to break into another one. I have been messing around with Boo and glued up wood lam builds as well BUT there is something organic and very "true" about working a branch, sapling or stave recently cut from a standing tree.
Good stuff Grunt!
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Nice bow? your had some good fortune there !!!
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I am going to have try one of these. I got a bunch of locust staves. Whats the dimensions on it Pat?
Also, really like that handle.
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that is a sweet piece of work pat did..pat allways does great work..did pat ever say how he got that green color i really like it..john
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Man I missed the hunt on this one. Another awesome bow on PA.
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oh man this one is sweet :)