Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Flashman on December 13, 2009, 03:53:52 pm
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This was recently discussed with respect to Filbert. I would venture that Vine Maple bark left on the back of a bow wouldn't come off after it was finished. It comes off easy when green, particularly just cut, but very hard to remove when dry.
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If you leave the Bark on Vine maple....in my experience it will all be popped off before the Tillering Process is final....it snaps off in big sheets
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Vine maple bark will crack and start coming off during the tillering process.
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One other drawback would be that if you come in under weight your bow would be all bark and no bite. :) Jawge
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Now that was Funny Jawge.......... :o
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One other drawback would be that if you come in under weight your bow would be all bark and no bite. :) Jawge
:D :D :D
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George, That was almost as funny as shooting off your hand. ;D
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Thanks. It is sometimes good to lighten the mood! Jawge
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Jawge- ;D ;D ;D I wouldn't leave bark on anything myself.
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Neither, Hillbilly, have I except bits of birch bark for decoration but better bowyers than I have. :) Jawge