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Main Boards => The Bowyer's Bench => Topic started by: Se1F6ow27 on December 04, 2015, 07:06:00 PM
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Hey guys new to the site. Here's a bow I just finished. It's a 57" osage bow 55# @ 28". Its got some copperhead skins on it, sinew-backed and a horn-belly. Hope you guys like it.
Copperhead Bow (http://imgur.com/a/YCh6Q)
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very cool- what horn did you use on the belly- what glue to attach the horn?
very very nice mate!
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Wow...that's a beauty!
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Awesome job all around
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Very nice bow!
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Very nice. I'll guess gemsbok horn from the bit of ridge left at the fade of the top limb.
By the way, make the next one lighter! You look like your cheeks are going to EXPLODE!
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Wow! Very cool!
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Very nice.. Welcome to TG..
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dont believe anything the above poster said- yer just fresh meat- as soon as he gets taknows ya :laughing:
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Very cool bow. I'm drooling. Everything about it is cool! Well done.
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Wow. Super looking bow.
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Great bow! love it!
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Beautiful, what's the drawlenght?
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Great work.
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That's a good one. Nice work.
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Awesome looking bow.
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Congrats! That's amazing amount of very artistic work.
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Great work, very nice bow!
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Mr. Morgan you are an artist!
Very cool! :thumbsup:
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Thanks for the kind words guys. It's gemsbok horn, I put it on there with Smooth On epoxy.
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Wow, great job all around
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Beautiful bow. I see a lot of Ed Scott's influence in that one.
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You should post that on primitive archer it would be a good candidate for bow of the month to go in the magazine
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Ed was like a grandfather to me. I learned so much from him. He was a great man. Miss him a lot.
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Well if you don't like that bow you must not have a pulse. beautiful
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:thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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Goodlooking piece.