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Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: jmshaust on August 03, 2012, 11:02:33 am
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This is my first post, although I have subscribed to Primitive Archer for years.
This is my second successful bow, the first one was a board bow. This is a Osage Stave. It is 66" NTN, 1 1/2" at the fades to mid limb, 3/4" at the nocks. It draws 57# at 28 inches.
I want to thank Eddie Parker for helping me get past the knots in the upper limb, and for the cane to make a new set of arrows.
Jim Haust
Land O' Lakes, Florida
email: jmshaust@verizon.net
Subscription # PA442218
link to bow: http://haustosagebow.shutterfly.com/
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Link didn't work for me.
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Congratulations!!!
Looks to be a fine shooter ... Hope we'll see you here more :)
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Not bad for a southpaw.....lol. just kidding, love the bend on the full draw shot. you have a great bow there. now to take it hunting.
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Nice job...especially around those knots!!
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Thanks for the comments, I'm planning to hunt with it this fall.
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Looked it up on my phone and got the pics, nice work! Those are some interesting imperfections, what are they wind checks? Bark inclusions? You did a nice job working those.
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Tom, I don't know what caused the imperfections, I didn't find them until I removed the bark. When I cleaned them out, you could see through both of them. I'm sorry you had trouble getting the pictures. My son said he couldn't open them either. How do you post and have the pictures appear without having to go to the attachments.
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Wow...those aren't knots, they look like windshake cracks in the limbs!!! Excellent work turning out this bow. I don't think those two character marks in the bow will ever cause a fatality. Well done!
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Nice job on an interesting piece of Osage. I just finished one with the same type of cracks in it although not that big. Do you have the "Yellow Fever" now?
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Oh yeah, thats a fine looking bow there. Nice work indeed, hope you have success hunting with it.
Greg
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Congratulations! Very nicely done. Jawge
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I'll tell you again, Jim, that's a nice looking, fine shooting, smooth pulling bow. You know where I live now, you guys come on over anytime and hope to see you at the Long Hammock shoot Sunday if not, the TBOF Fall shoot.
P.S. I had the pictures saved on my laptop. ;)
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that bow turned out great. Congrats. Best wishes hunting with it.
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Eddie, thanks again, I'm working on the arrows now. I might be able to get to the TBOF in the fall.
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So you have ventilation on your bow? Cool! I suppose the pic problem had to do with a firewall at work because I got the on my phone and at home.
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Jim;
Fall comes early in Florida, the Shoot is August 10-12. We had a great shoot at Long Hammock, wild hog and venison for lunch.
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Nicely done Sir! Josh
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I want to thank everyone again for all the comments.
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Very nice job on that piece of Osage.Sweet. :)
Pappy