Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Parnell on July 25, 2014, 11:11:28 pm
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This is the 2014 trade bow I made. It's 68" long. Scalloped hickory with a stiff handle, no arrow rest. Wrapped in cotton, dyed red. 48#@28", here. I figure it'll pick up some weight. May even need some re-tillering. Flourescent pink/orange FF string with muskrat silencers. Thin Ipe overlays. Angie made a fleece bow sock.
Shoots where I look!
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Nice. I like the black streaks on the belly. Looks great.
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Really nice bow Parnell ! How'd you like the scalloped edge?
Tracy
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Nice work Parnell
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Your guy is going to love that. Great job
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Nice bow! ...even though it's so long. lol can we do some underwater basket weaving in your pool sometime? >:D
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Good look bow, I like it!
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That's a nice one, Steve. It ought to be smooth being that long.
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Dang nice.
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Nice work Parnell
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Cool bow Steve. Someone's going to be happy!
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I like the scolloped bows and Mingo is a good looking one Steve, ought to make your recipient real happy. I've done a couple in hickory myself and am just finishing one in hackberry now, great minds think alike. ;)
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Very nice bow Mr Parnell
oh, and I also like the matching pants!!!
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Good job steve-o.... :)
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Nice work on the scallops. Can't lose that in the woods!
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Very nice! Is the handle wrap a cotton twine? It is hard to see in the pics. Just curious cause I like the look. Thanks.
Marco
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Nice bow Steve-O! Like that color a lot.
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That's an awesome looking bow Steve. Really nice. The photo is cool too - makes me think that the Rules of the Pool could easily be enforced by a lifeguard with a bow. ;D
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Very slick looking bow there Steve! When did you get a shirt?????
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Well, "Mingo" has found a great new home, lol.
Thank you so much Parnell. It is a beautiful bow, and shoots very smoothly. It was raining last night so I just shot a few arrows off the porch and made the kids run out and get them, lol. But I look forward to using it more. Now I just need to build a bow rack, since my "Weapon Corner" as the kids call it, is getting too full.
I have never shot a bow before without a rest so that might take some getting use to. Any tips? Should I wear a glove? or is there a trick to keeping the arrow from scraping your hand?
Thanks again!
Joshua
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Glad it arrived safely! I'm on vacation in TN so sorry for the delay. The handle wrap is just cotton, Doob. I like them the most in my hand. I'm not much of an arrow shelf guy. Like the raw stuff but I suppose its all practice! Hope it brings you happiness and some fun. Like I wrote, I think that bow will pick up weight in your neck of the woods. Especially during the winter!
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Very slick looking bow there Steve! When did you get a shirt?????
I keep a few around, Buddy! Ha!