Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: sieddy on October 23, 2014, 10:44:57 am
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I spied a Yew tree hidden amongst other trees on a bit of waste ground between a trading estate and cemetery. Upon investigation i discovered a long branch with one clear side. I cut and split it and it yielded three long, straight, knot-free, flat-backed staves. I can't wait for this time next year now! :)
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How about some pics.
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Can I rent one from you???
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You should put spacers and clamp it all back together.
Yew that is split to green with deflex horribly and twist
in my experiences
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pics or it didnt happen lol
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i've just been trying to resize the pictures. Hopefully they'll go through now! :)
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Very nice, gotta love that yew
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Where are you located?
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640x480 is a good size for posting.
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Thanks for the comments and tips guys. They are most appreciated!
Shane- i'm in the UK- Land of Yew but no Osage :'(
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Ah just wondering! I need to start looking for some wild osage to harvest here. Seems like I remember seeing it pretty often before I started learning about bowmaking. Now...Not a one to be found.