hickory/stone

[jamie]

now do i have to go to therapy. lol. thanks.

steve the tips on this bow actually work quite a bit thats why i couldnt figure out how to get the weight down.

jd i think that if the handle bends and the woods drier than hell you can get away with a lot more than when ya use a stiff handle. plus every native bow ive seen hasnt played by the rules. peace

[Badger]

Jamie, another way to look at it, if you were to draw the bow to 28" and it was 56# then you mass would be right there anyway. I haven't been talking about it a lot because it is comming out in tb4 but the chapter explains how tiller shape effects the mass as well. Your bow is really pretty close to right on. Steve

[Traxx]

Jamie,
Thats cause they were playin by their own set a rules

[Coo-wah-chobee]

                               And their rules was life er death ! .......bob

[jamie]

yeah its funny that when it really mattered they didnt follow the 2" wide narrow handle 68" long rule. wonder why nobody told em their bows were built wrong?

[Ghost Dog]

Very nice, Jamie. I really like the truly primitive approach you use on the bows I have seen of yours. The tiller is beautiful. 

Best,  Bob Moon

[Gordon]

You make some of the nicest bows Jamie - simple and elegant in design and perfectly tillered.

[jamie]

thanks again. bob i havent forgotten either. just need 5 minutes to myself during daylite hours. peace

[Ghost Dog]

Looking forward to it, Jamie. I have a peg all picked out!