Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: hilltophickory on June 05, 2013, 06:58:20 pm
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I had this birch long bow 70 incher well it was too stout even fer me to string , so I made it in 2010 I was wanting a war type bow it sat around and I hadn't the time , well I got some idle time , so I got froggy and thought if I took a lil off here and lil off there maybe Ill get it down enough to string all was looking good but one limb had the tiller off , I hated too but it had a knotty spot that I was trying to leave meat on it , but too get the tiller right I had too take more off , and guess what I knew it I sawed the good part off the limbs and ill try something else . ANY GOOD IDEAS?
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You sawed ???? Don't tell me you took a band saw to it ....
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YEPPPP, I don't back them usually . I thought maybe turning the limbs into a takedown as the PA mag highlighted in May issue.