Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: organic_archer on September 14, 2020, 10:14:32 am
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Hello everyone. I just wanted to jump on and give you all a big THANK YOU. I’ve lurked in the shadows of this forum for many years, and you guys’ works and vast knowledge have been an invaluable resource in my journey.
My name is Correy and I’ve been making unbacked selfbows for going on 8 years. I started with hickory and red oak board bows and moved into staves after about a year of board bows. I was working full time and crafting bows in the evenings for 6 years before starting the company Organic Archery, quitting my job and going full time. I’ve been building full time for nearly two full years now and still use the archives of the forum anytime I’m stuck on a particularly difficult stave or obstacle.
Because of time limitations, I probably won’t become a regular participant in discussions, but had to let you all know that I can’t describe how thankful I am to have access to this community. Wishing you all the best in life and pursuits.
Here’s a little of my work.
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Full draws, of course.
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I wish I could figure out how to make the image quality better, but it’s making me downsize all my pictures to the smallest size.
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Be well!!
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Very nice stuff! Welcome! :)
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I wish I could figure out how to make the image quality better, but it’s making me downsize all my pictures to the smallest size.
Nice work and welcome. Better image quality is easy - use a third party hosting site and link to the pictures there. The tiny pictures allowed on the site are a long running issue and it is best to just sidestep it completely. I use Imgur and have no issues with it.
Mark
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Welcome to PA. I know we all get busy. Myself included. I do hope you can spend a little time on the site. It gets a little slow around here when we run out of people who post their stuff. Hope to see more of yours in the near future.
Bjrogg
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Welcome to PA, organic archer. Looks like you are a good learner. Nice bows, arrows, quivers and knapped points.
Where are you located?
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Welcome aboard, Correy! Very nice work on a variety of gear and styles! Good luck with your new enterprise! Keep on posting!
Hawkdancer
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You are a phenomenal craftsman, and you have a well rounded talent across the scale of bows to arrows to stone points to photography. Please, post as often as possible.
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Nice work :)
Good to have you on board.
Del
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hey, Correy! Welcome to PA. Your work is top notch and will fit right in here. Check out my Bow Photography post at the top of the page. I recommend using imgur to host your photos. it's an extra step but well worth the effort. let me know if you have trouble. Get some of those bows in the Bow of the Month contest!
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Good to see your work on here Correy, you seem to have good insights on the gram, hopefully we get to hear some of your wise words on this forum.
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Beautiful bows! Thanks for sharing your work here.
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Nice bows and welcome! Jawge
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Very nice, what do ou useto seal your bows?
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Glad to see you on here Correy. I’ve been admiring your work for a long time
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Very nice work and welcome. Arvin
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Now those that’s my kind of bow!!! ( well that’s what i wish mine looked like!) wonderful craftsmen-ship. And welcome to PA I’ve learned so much here.
-Fox
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Like the furs. Someone does a little fur gathering too.
Very nice work.
HH~
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Welcome and here, my friend. ;)
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Good to see you here Corey👊🏻👊🏻
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Wonderful bows. This Sudbury style front profile is IMHO the most natural and elegant way to make wood bows with "primitive" tools.
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Lots of nice stuff in this post!
Welcome.
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Beautiful work, welcome to PA, You will fit right in. :)
Pappy
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Welcome to PA. I really like your work.
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Excellent. More inspiration! Nice work mate. I look forward to seeing a lot more. Don't be a stranger! (-P
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Ohhh
let me remember where i saw that bow? It was in a tv series? on history channel ?? )P(
How's your knee going ? I hope it's fully functional again !!
very nice bows and arrows fella :OK
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Your tillering skills are outstanding - every bow pictured looks spot on. Kudos on some Very fine work. It is obvious that you're not new to the bowyer's arena!