Primitive Archer

Osage orange pulling 43# at 28”. A pair of billets split form one short wide stave. Each side was reflexes a bit before gluing up then flipped the tips so the string lies just off the belly. Limbs are right at 1” wide to mid limb then tapers to 3/8” nocks. Overlays are bison horn. Belly is slightly rounded to accommodate for one side of the billet splitting out a bit narrow and just cleaning up the split outs. Decorated with common carp skins. I had some issues with the skins being extra oily after multiple dawn baths and soakings and the truoil coat didn’t want to dry, even after 3 days. So I stripped it off with acetone and coated with the matte lacquer I hit the bow with after filling the pores with truoil

Thanks for looking

Kyle

Bob been busy . I finished the hole bow and the snake will be next.

I know you work hard Arvin... I was just giving you a hard time.  The "Holy" bow looks ready to hunt and I'm sure the snaky bow will as well.   

Bob been busy . I finished the hole bow and the snake will be next.

Next week I will be talking to the folks who hold our domain and arranging the domain to be switched

be sure to understand the seo implications of making switches at the domain registrar or creating any redirects

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Understanding Subdomains in SEO
What is a Subdomain?

A subdomain is a part of a larger domain name, used to organize and separate content on a website. For example, in the URL blog.example.com, "blog" is the subdomain. Subdomains can serve various purposes, such as hosting a blog, an online store, or a specific service.
How Subdomains Affect SEO

Subdomains are treated as separate entities by search engines like Google. This means:

    Independent Ranking: Each subdomain is crawled and indexed separately, which can impact its ability to rank in search results.
    Backlink Challenges: Subdomains do not automatically benefit from the backlinks of the main domain. Each subdomain needs its own SEO strategy to build authority and gain backlinks.
    User Experience: They can enhance user experience by organizing content better, making it easier for visitors to find specific information.

Pros and Cons of Using Subdomains
Pros   Cons
Allows for better organization of content   Treated as separate sites for SEO
Can target niche markets or specific user types   Requires separate SEO efforts for each subdomain
No additional cost for creating subdomains   May complicate data tracking and analysis
When to Use Subdomains

Consider using a subdomain if:

    The content is significantly different from the main site.
    You want to create a distinct user experience for a specific audience or service.
    You are managing a large organization with multiple departments or services.

In general, if the content is closely related to the main site, using a subdirectory (like example.com/blog) may be more beneficial for SEO.
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Eric, you may think your aqua fortis experiment was a failure, but it's what I am looking for on a non-bow project involving osage. Saves me from having to try sourcing a fair amount of very expensive ebony!!!