I would like to get my first longbow I got 13 years ago skinned. Any advice on who does a good job.
Thanks, Phil
I think it is pretty easy to do yourself,I think there is a site PaulBrunner.com that has instrutions.You can also use Onestringer's Limbsations,they go on easliy and can be removed later on easliy and have few different skins to pick from.
Bob Morrison is one of the best there is. If nothing else he can at least give you good advice.
Ill second Bob Morrison.
I'll third Bob Morrison, outstanding!
Bob did one of mine-fab job!
Appreciate the info guys.
Thanks, Phil
Mine is going to Bob on Friday.
He's very reasonable as well Phil. =0)
Bob X 6
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It's easy to do your self....
Here's an example of one of Morrison's jobs':
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Smooth as glass.
I will 7th Bob Morrison, i here he want let anybody watch him skin those bow, its magic. :biglaugh:
Bob Morrison 8th,but I did by myself a couple of bows and they were good looking ones.So if I did everybody can!
Cacciatore i have heard several people say that its easy to do it, i may try to skin one of my old Bear this summer.
I'll do some of mine as well,Joe.Weìll share some pics.The story is that the ones I made by myself 15 years ago are still in the limbs the other put on professionally went off.
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I, too, have done a couple myself. It's pretty easy if you take your time. Brunner's instructions are good. Some advice...it's easier if you don't use tanned skins. You can buy skins from Mike Yancy at Pine Hollow. He's a sponsor.
Kyle
I 9th that Bob Morrison does a spectacular job. I've done a few of my own bows that came out nice. Just not as nice as one of Bobs'.