Primitive Archer

Jim, the only photos of the tips are off the back profile, and the tip up against my finger for size comparison.  This stave had some diluted red coloration in it and then heat bending the tips brought out the streaking grain. Only finish applied was 5 coats of Tru oil.

I came back for another look, and this time noticed the quiver. Can I ask you to make another post just about the quiver?

Sheesh Pat!  Just seeing this.  So glad you are recovering.

Really nice looking bow!  Looks like a smooth shooter.  How long does the string last?

When I retiller an aged bow and leave light areas it doesn't take these areas more than a year or so to blend right back in.

The dark area of your osage back is very thin, a light sanding will lighten it some to match the stripes with out violating a ring.

Clorox will darken the stipes as well.