Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: SA on September 02, 2011, 10:31:10 pm
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hello , this one i made from a downed osage tree that had been struck by lightning , i found it working in tishomingo and had to try to get a bow out of it even though it was pretty charred. you can still see some of the char especially on the tip, it is 54" overall 53"ntn 40# @ 25" shoots pretty good not great just good ;) thanks for looking tell me what you think.
also it is rawhide backed...
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Cool bow! and its even cooler its been struck by lightning! NICE!
Josh
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Cool story for a bow. Naturally heat treated ;) was it a natural reflexed stave?
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thats a nice bow great job remeber the movie the natural.
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thanks guys ..
ya it was naturally reflexed.
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A lightening bow. I like it - that bow has some big medicine!
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Sweet, nice work.
Del
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Outstanding! I believe I read that wood hit by lightning was favored by the Native Americans. Jawge
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wow i love that bow man great job. do you think you will do a paint job???
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wow very nice bow, awesome job
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dazv- ya i was thinking of painting it just need to find a cool design.
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Nice bow with a cool history!
I would have finished it with bearfat and called it "Greased lightning" ;)
/Mikael
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i think it would look really good.
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Nice bow. I like all of the pin knots on the belly. Is that a rawhide backing? Sapwood on the back? If you paint it, leaving the belly as is, gets my vote!
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Darn nice bow! Man look at all them knots! Tish huh, lots of osage around there..