Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: loefflerchuck on September 21, 2011, 05:33:27 pm
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I posted a picture of the entire set I made, bows arrows and quiver. I got all the materials here in Utah (besides the otter quiver). So I modeled it to the Southern Paiute. The bow is Utah juniper with 3 layers of elk sinew. 35" ntn and pulls 64# at 20". Not the easiest bow to shoot and control at full draw, but lots of power. The string is 3 ply deer backstrap sinew and the handle brain tanned bison.
Thanks for looking
Chuck
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Museum quality work right there...nuff said! 8)
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awesome work
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Very nice !
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Stunning!
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Very nice set!
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WOW...!
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Sweet 8)
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wow chuck that is some sweet gear...any person would love to hunt with that...GREAT JOB...john
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Very nice, Chuck! I'm into the shorties, myself. You do a nice job with replications.
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I agree with IndianGuy.
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You did the wood justice! :)
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Now that's cool ! What's the details on your arrows ? The whole set looks great.
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Howdy, 35" ntn and a 20" draw. Holy overdraw Batman! Nice work. Ron
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Very nice bow and love the full set also. Nice work. :)
Pappy
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Nice stuff! :)
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Museum quality work right there...nuff said! 8)
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Always like a good shorty...and this one no exception. Especially like the high poundage you got out of it. Must be a bugger to shoot. Nice job ;)
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Thank you, and Josh, the arrows are cane with greesewood foreshafts, and turkey feathers. The cresting is done with charcoal and a great red heavy iron rich rock I found, mixed with runny sap. The red looks like nail polish. Hide glue does not make a good binder on smooth cane. Paul Campbell wrote about the use of sap and it works great
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Sweet! Thanks for the info. I'm going to try that pigment trick with the sap. Josh
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Hey there!!!
I like it!!
Nice job chuck.