Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Weylin on July 07, 2022, 07:42:10 pm
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I'm really enjoying how these wolf fish skins look on bows. I wish I had more to play with. This bow is 64" long and pulls 55#@28". The handle wrap is tanned beaver tail and the tips are buffalo horn.
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It's a grand bow. I like it a lot. Congratulations Weylin
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That is a gorgeous bow, I dig that wolf fish skin and beaver tail!
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awesome bow
that skins are really nice
Did you had to work on them or they retained the color and contrast so well?
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That would be a hard one to let go. So special all around, but I particularly like how you did the fades.
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Super detailed work on this bow. Very nice.
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beautiful,, congrtats,, :)
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WOW!
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Another beauty, Weylin. Did you have this bow at the Classic. I remember seeing those wolf fish skins but don't remember if they were on a bow or not.
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Great looking bow! I really like how you finished your fades on this bow.
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Beauty of a bow Weylin, very fine work. :)
Pappy
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Wow that is a beauty, those wolf fish skins might be coming into fashion after more people see this.
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Looking good Weylin
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Never seen such fades. Nice detail on a very nice bow!
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Thank you, everyone for the kind words!
awesome bow
that skins are really nice
Did you had to work on them or they retained the color and contrast so well?
Thank you. This is just the natural skins glued onto the osage. No dye or anything.
Another beauty, Weylin. Did you have this bow at the Classic. I remember seeing those wolf fish skins but don't remember if they were on a bow or not.
Thank you, Pat. I didn't have this at the classic. I think I just showed you some of the skins in a box. Ronan had some on his bow. Maybe you saw that.
Wow that is a beauty, those wolf fish skins might be coming into fashion after more people see this.
Thanks, Steve. I hope not! I don't want to compete with everyone to find more. ;D
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Beautiful!
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Now that is a bow! :)
Very nicely done :)
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Super nice, Weylin!
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Gorgeous!
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Ok…I think I’m worrying when I shouldn’t be. Is it wrong that I get a chubby every time I see a pic of one of Weylin’s bows? But seriously…THAT, along with pretty much every bow I’ve seen you post, is SEXY! Dayum!
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Ok…I think I’m worrying when I shouldn’t be. Is it wrong that I get a chubby every time I see a pic of one of Weylin’s bows?
I think it is, but hey everyone's got their kink...
It is a sexy bow though in a very innocent kinda way.
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Beauty Weylin. Wouldn’t expect anything less.
Bjrogg
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Awesome bow! A real joy to look at and I'm sure, to shoot!!!
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Your craftsmanship is legendary, my friend! (SH)
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That has a very high wow factor. Congratulations, Weylin. Jawge
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That has a very high wow factor. Congratulations, Weylin. Jawge
Thank you, George!
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Those skins really add a great natural camouflage. Love the design.
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Yup, that’s one fine looking bow.
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Is a "Wolf Fish" the "Wolf Eel" that is a marine species of the Northwest USA? What are the black and white dots along the perimeter of the skin? That bow is incredible without the skins, and over the top with the finish work. VERY nice!
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nice
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Is a "Wolf Fish" the "Wolf Eel" that is a marine species of the Northwest USA? What are the black and white dots along the perimeter of the skin? That bow is incredible without the skins, and over the top with the finish work. VERY nice!
Thank you! This is the species. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anarhichas_minor the black with white dots along the edge is a hand painted border to create a visual transition between the skins and the wood.