Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Mark Anderson on March 08, 2010, 01:11:31 pm
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Here are a few of the bows my son Caedmon and I made for him (he's just three but likes to scrape wood already!!!). The pictures were a little hard to get because of some birds in the field that just had to" go on our campfire"! The first is a walnut self bow, second a hickory self bow, third a red oak board bow backed with denim. they all pull 5-8 pounds at 12-15 inches.
Enjoy!
Mark and Caedmon
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Excellent!!! 8) Get them interested early. ;)
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Thats to cute, Good looking young man.Great looking form to boot. Man they learn quick at
that age.Well done. :) :) I love seeing that.Thanks for sharing. :)
Pappy
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Hey Caedmon,
Would you be interested in showing this old guy how to shoot, man thats good form......and them darned birds can look out for there own bad selves too ;D Way to go young man!!!
Rich
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Mark, very impressive....the boys AND the bows. I have been lurking on here the last few weeks planning my first bow. I think the first one will be for my 11 year old. By the way I am in Springfield and come through Cabool about every other day or so (on a train). Have fun!!
Scott
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Pretty cool. He's going to be a heck of a shot when he turns four.
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Great picts! Looks like he's been shooting for years ;).
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That's way cool.
PD
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Wow, that is just wicked cool.
What a lucky guy!
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Thanks for all the kind words guys!
Caedmon loves to shoot and I think he's going to be a natural, unlike his daddy!
It is sure fun to be out with him and see him learn, I wish more dads would do the same. For those who do, you're doing a great thing that will last a lifetime, whether it's archery or just watering your lawn.
Scott - you won't regret making one for your son! (and I moved out of town because of the train noise!!!... just kidding)
You all need to know most of what I learned is from this forum so anything Caedmon knows, in a big way, came from y'all!
God Bless
Mark
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Good job on Caedmon's bows. Someday these will be your grandchildren's bows.
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excellent form!! i can't get my 3 yr old to stop trying to rapid fire every arrow. he thinks the faster he pulls and releases the farther it wil go. Your boy looks like he will be a great archer in the not too distant future.