Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: hochgaertner on September 19, 2011, 06:57:12 pm
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Hello,
I tried again to build an osage bow (this time american osage) and here is the result. She is 59"ntn, 50# @ 28". 13/4 at the fades to 1/4 at the tips.Because of the thin rings and a thick knot in the middle of a limb she´s backed with rawhide.
I hope you like my work. Sorry for my bad english. I wanted to make better fotos, but it´s raining .....
(And yes - my left arm should be deeper)
Thank you
Peter
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Very nice looking bow. That tiller looks awesome!
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Looks like a very fine hunting bow to me, well done !!!!
rich
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WOW what a bend!
Nice bow, like the finish alot, too.
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When I think of an Osage flatbow, that is exactly what comes to mind. Very nice bends and I love the camo job.
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Excellent job! The pattern on the rawhide backing is great. How did you make that?
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that is cool , i'm also curious as to how you got the pattern on the rawhide.nice job
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That is a fine weapon. Looks like attention was given to every detail. Superb work sir.
Jeff
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Sweet bow!!! I would also like to know how you did the dye job one the backing! Great job.
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Nice looking stick ;) ialso can't wait to hear about the back!
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It looks like the back of your bow got the same treatment my hunting clothes got when I was a poor lad. scatter leaves across it and spraypaint. Simple and very effective. A very nice touch to a great looking bow!
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Very nice!
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That is a very nice bow. Congratulations! Jawge
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Nice camo! I also like the full draw pic. Great tiller. That ought to meat on the table. Good luck this season!
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Good looking bow, and I agree the backing is exquisite.
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Awesome!
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Very nice, that bow needs to hit the woods :)
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Thank you very much for your interest and the nice comments.
I did it like Gun Doc says. I scattered leaves on the bow and spraypainted it.
Goes very fast.
Peter
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Very nice bow and cool finish work. Got to love that. :)
Pappy