Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: rileyconcrete on April 07, 2012, 07:57:28 pm
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This is the tree I had asked about cutting last week. I ended up with 63 inches of usable wood, a little shorter than I wanted but we will see if there are any bows in her. Here are the pictures I took. I had lots of help my two year old son levi and my cousin. It was fun, not as hard to split as everyone said.
Well here are the pictures.
Tell
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63" is just about perfect for holmegaard replicas...
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63" is just about perfect for holmegaard replicas...
or some classic eastern woodland D bows, look's like ya got a good helper too, Bub
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Nice ! Dry 'em up, cut 'em up, shoot 'em up. " Frank
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Yeah, I see you holdin' that big sledge hammer now, but I bet the little guy did all the real work :laugh:
Nice haul.
Del
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looks like it split easy for elm. Good job.
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Thanks guys. I cant do anything without my little helper. The elm was easy to split, way easier than I had expected.
Tell
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Nice staves and a great little helper.
Cipriano