Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: stone_huntsman on August 27, 2013, 10:14:58 pm
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My father-in-law and I spent the past 2 nights spitting out some osage logs we cut last April. We cut 8 logs and just set them out beside his shop and finally got some time to get them split and ended up with 33 staves and few billets.
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Wow I'm jealous think you could spare one lol ;)
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Looks like yer sittin on a gold mine :)
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I'll let you know where to send them >:D looks like you will be busy for the next couple of weeks ;D
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Nice haul. They look good and straight. How are the rings?
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:o good for you, keep ya busy for a while.
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Talk about straight! Was all the wood like that or did you pitch the crooked stuff? That looks like quite the haul.
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If you don't want to mess with all that plain ole normal straight stuff, I could take a little of it off your hands >:D >:D
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8) 8 :) I'd settle for the crooked ones that are hiding behind the shed. Good haul.
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Nice stash of wood....I'm sure the rings are just fine by the way its so straight n clean... :D
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Are you sore this morning? I would be.
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Most of the stuff was pretty straight the shorter staves were from a crooked log so we just cut where it curved off. My father-in-law wanted some pieces to make turkey calls from the short piece. Also there were few pieces that twisted a little they the ones laying on the ground.
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Let me know should you decide to trade some. I'm definitely interested. There is no osage on my property and haven't seen any close around here although I'm sure it grows in the vicinity somewhere. Most farms and ranches are large in this area and the osage and black locust were removed years ago, replaced with wire and then opened up for irrigation.
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Nothing like a big new pile of osage 8) congrats
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Wow. That's some good lookin bow wood right here.