Juniper w/ Sturgeon skins

[Jesse]

Very cool looking

[WestCoastWilly]

 Stunning bow for sure !   
Love the scenery too 

[bow101]

Nice shorty there Goat. A very challenging stick to work with, you have proved that no piece will have you beat.

[Aaron H]

Anther great bow wizard, sweet sinew string

[Blacktail]

NOW THAT IS A GREAT DESERT BOW...i have allways wondered how narrow you could go on the limbs..i have  gone 1 3/4 wide just because the wood is soft and have over built the limbs....BUT NOW,,i am thinking i could do maybe 1 5/8 on limbs with sinew backing...thanks for sharing..john

[simson]

That tiller pic looks wild ...
The hide is super cool, photography is beautiful.

[wizardgoat]

thanks guys!

blacktail- its quite narrow for juniper, im sure a couple latyers of sinew would of gotten it up to hunting weight, but the bow was for a friend anyways.
               it did seem to be a solid piece of juniper though, not as light as other staves ive handled.

[Peacebow_Coos]

Wow, that's character for sure, and those skins really contrast the juniper nicely.  Keep 'em com in wizardgoat

[Weylin]

Nice bow! You've got a big hinge in the top limb though!  Just kidding. That's a tricky tiller job, you did a good job on it. I'm just finishing up a sturgeon backed bow too. It's cool stuff.

[wizardgoat]

It was scary to tiller from the get go.
Sturgeon is my favorite backing!
Stoked I have a slow but steady supply.
They are farmed fish here, we can't legally fish them

[Shaneisneato]

I always really enjoy your pictures of the bows out in the wild. 

Do you live near the beach?

[wizardgoat]

shaneisneato - in vancouver a beach is never far! neither are the mountains, lakes, rivers, and yew trees 

[Shaneisneato]

 Never been out to the Pacific northwest, always wanted to. We have friends in Seattle, maybe its time to make a trip out there haha

[Pappy]

Beautiful bow, very nice job with a challenging stave.
  Pappy

[Hutchie]

That bow is ridiculous, I love it.