Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: huisme on October 24, 2013, 01:39:24 pm
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So I finally cut down the tree in the front yard since the PUD had the wires down, and I just want to see if my first guess was right.
(http://i.imgur.com/TSmbiVl.jpg)
The tree does have spots of rot (part of why it needed to come down), but the rings look nice and I know from a branch that fell off that it's good and dense.
(http://i.imgur.com/e2zsaf6.jpg)
The bark is mangled due to the dozens of woodpeckers we get around here, but I'm hoping it's still intact enough to give a species with the leaves on top.
Wait a minute...
(http://i.imgur.com/SQeUGNt.jpg)
What the heck is this vine maple thing doing out here ??? ??? ???
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I don't know but tht last pic gave me a laugh lol
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I don't know but tht last pic gave me a laugh lol
It's one of the bows I'm debating posting next and the one I've been shooting the most recently.
I still need help identifying the tree, though.
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Its elm.
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I dunno what kind...but it certainly looks like an elm to me.
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Alright, thanks guys. It looks like I can get about forty staves from this tree if I'm lazy and make em really big, but I'll probably get closer to fifty since I'm overconfident with my wedges >:D
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Those are diffently elm leaves.
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Yeah, it's elm but man look at the growth rings on that thing. You live in a swamp?
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Yeah, it's elm but man look at the growth rings on that thing. You live in a swamp?
I thought the same thing!
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Yeah, it's elm but man look at the growth rings on that thing. You live in a swamp?
Western Washington foothills, so one better ;)