Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Tree_Ninja on July 27, 2016, 08:26:13 am
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Hello,
Here is a yew shorty I had finished a while ago and have been shooting occasionally.
Its pacific yew. 52" ntn just under an 1.5" at the widest. Cow hoof chew toy nocks, brain tan deer wrap handle and 5 coats of tung oil.
It was originally 72#@24" but was too tough to shoot for me at that draw weight. (My natural draw is 28"). Gave me a few welts before I lowered the weight and learned how to shoot it well.
It'd be good for a canoe hunt. This is my first time using photobucket so hopefully it works
http://s978.photobucket.com/user/whosle/library/Yewshorty
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Nice bend! I like those nocks too they came out great. Cheers- Brendan
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Looks like it will sling an arrow real nicely. Good work.
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Nice! Like a mini warbow.
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Nice bow!
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Good one! Nice and short, could be good for a ground blind too.
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Turned out well, not for this cowboy my 60" bow starts to stack at my 28" draw and not to mention some finger pinch, >:D 64" is about right for me.
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Thanks guys,
Carson, it felt like a warbow when it was at 72#. Gotta wear the finger gloves at that weight.
Bow101, the short draw is tough, even just body mechanics its harder for me draw high weight at short draw lengths.