Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: loefflerchuck on November 15, 2011, 01:36:26 pm
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I was contacted by a new friend living in New Jersey. He is Lakota and needed a like style bow and arrows for the beautiful quiver he got from Dave and Jan Hagstrom. The bow is rocky mountain juniper 46" with 3 layers of elk sinew. It has a draw of about 44# @ 23". The belly is finished just by rubbing smooth with a elk antler and lots of coats of grease. It really brings out a brilliant purple. The bow had a few small knots throughout that took some time to tiller around. The string is 2 ply deer sinew. The arrows are dogwood with wild turkey and imitation redtail feathers(his name is redhawk after all). I was happy with how this turned out and hope it lasts many years in it's new home out east.
Thanks for looking
Chuck
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Nice job Chuck. Very authentic in your details.
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Cool bow, Chuck. I like that r/d design especially.
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Good job done! The new owner will be glad to have it!
Regards Uwe
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I can see why you were happy with the results! Your friend will be quite pleased with that excellent bow and set of arrows, I know I would be ; :)
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Gorgeous bow!
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Love the braced profile and the tiller is perfect!
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very nice
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Hi Chuck,
Always enjoy your bow posts and this one is great. I've often wondered about this Sioux bow design and the low brace height, do you ever get the back of your thumb hit at arrow release?
Beauty of a bow and arrows.
Parnell
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Really beautiful!
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Bow and arrows look great, am in awe, i'm still learning but look forward when mine look as good.
ELI
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Incredible attention to being primitive. Beautiful bow and tiller
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Gorgeous bow!
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cool bends!!!!!!
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Some really nice bows posted lately.
Thanks for sharing this one.
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Looks fun, Nice job....Crg
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Nice :o
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Beautiful bow,very nice work.He should love that. :)
Pappy
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That's a very neat little bow. Great job. God Bless
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Thanks everybody. Parnell, since I am not hunting buffalo on horseback I brace them high enough to not get the thumb slap