Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: S.C. hunter on March 18, 2018, 09:31:35 am
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Hi Guys,
This bow is 65" ntn, pulls 45lbs @ 27"
It's sealed with 4 coats of Truoil, then 2 coats of helmsman satin finish. The handle is Goat hide tanned in Pigeon poop , my Stepson brought back from Africa. The back has natural furloughs , and a knot in one end. Was a fun build from a stave that was a might be a bow, or not. The other side of the split stave is a lot better.
Thanks for looking, all feedback appreciated.
Steve
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A couple more
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Looks like that stave wanted to be a bow after all SC. Working on a couple HHB right now. Might not be the "King" like Osage but I'd say it's a knight in shining armor when it all comes together. Very nice bend that one looks like it should last along time.
Bjrogg
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Steve,
Really nice profiles...The bend looks excellent, balanced and even...Great job on that character HHB... :BB
Don
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That's a good looking stick!
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That looks like a very nice bow. Bet it shoots fast and smooth. (SH)
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Very nice work on your HHB bow.Good bend and tiller.Looks like a very good shooter to me.
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Very nice ...well done
DBar
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Nice bow! Tiller looks great! Congrats!
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Looks good
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Nice one! I like that character knot and all. Mike
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Nice bow! The rack could stand a bit of rework, though >:D Lol! Good job! Hope it is a good shooter for you!
Hawkdancer
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Very nice bend !
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Gotta love HHB - I agree with bjrogg - gets my vote for the best white wood. In that length and draw weight I bet it is a sweet shooter. As nice as this one turned out, can't wait to see what you do with the other half !
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Good looking bow, bet its a real sweet shooter. Never heard of the pigeon poop thing before.
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You can be real proud of that one. 8)
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Oh, yeah, I like it a lot.
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Great looking bow. great tiller
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That looks like a fine bow! Goat hide in pigeon poop. Gotta love that.
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Beautifully done!
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Hey Guys,
I just want to say thank you all for taking time to look at my posting. ( my first one ). I really appreciate all of the nice comments from you. Coming from you fellows that have made many more bows than me, it really makes me feel good.
Thanks again,
Steve