Got me new Bushmen "American Native" longbow (made by steve jewett and the first longbow i've ever owned) and my new wyoming wildlife artistry armguard made by scott teashner and lov'em both..









and neither will leave me until i leave this world.  

Thanks for all the help and knowledge i've gleened here from ya'll and?..

Hope everybodys christmas is as merry as mine!  

Beautiful bow and good shooting.

Nice looking bow! Congrats!

Gotta love Santa.  Nice stuff there....have fun.

I am going to have one of those arm guards one day soon!

Very nice!!!

Very nice looking Bow..!

   Scott's work is exceptional I will be talking to him after the Holidays.

      Merry Christmas.!

Nice Bow    

Bill that armguard and bow just pop with colors. You have an eye I think you did well.
Merry Christmas Scott.

Very nice  

You should be good for a few Christmases with a new Bushmen "American Native" longbow.

I remember the one I owned at one time being one of the sweetest shooting,accurate, best looking bows I ever had the pleasure of owning.

The leather work ain't shabby either.

Congratulations!

God bless,Mudd

Beautiful Combo,many memories will be made! Merry Christmas !

Thanks everybody!..and especially you scott..i'm a lifelong aerospace machinst and not real well hearsed on tooled leather ops but i can only imagine the patience, skill and experience it took to produce such a fine product as your armguard..i'm still in awe at it's fine appearance and amazed at how soft and comfy feeling that chap leather liner is..it's like a newborns bottom against my skin..you sir are one of those hidden gems in the trad world i heard mentioned in another thread and i hope you're around a long time to make others as happy as you've made me..cause i've owned a lifetimes worth of crappy armguards and spent 5X's that throwing them away over the many years..Thanks bud! You Rock!  

The Bow: Yet another hidden local gem of a bowyer named steve jewett who makes bushmen longbows...this one is a 64" heavy RD design 43#'s @28" and it's bamboo limbs are smooth as silk gaining almost exactly 2lbs per inch of draw from 23"s all the way to 30"s..almost feels hydraulic..the riser is a double fishtail design with a core of bubinga with fishtail laminates of stabilized burl olive, bocate and zebrawood all separated with black/white phenolic stringers..came with a hand woven beaded stringer (that loops on a 2nd set of string slots at the tips he calls "zulu stringer nocks") and a string keeper/tip protector made of stitched leather with polished antler buttons (to keep the same string twists when unstrung..price?..$725..and to me?..it looks like twice that.  

He's only been in biz since 2004 but has a strong local following here and all who own them exude how smooth, quiet yet snappy his longbows are..like scott...i think he does it more out of love and passion than to turn a buck and i think i'm gonna try an talk him into becoming a sponsor here..he still hasta do other forms of custom woodwork to make ends meet and feed his addiction to hunting but last time we spoke he mentioned to me he's looking for some pro level shooters to represent his works...saqys he gets a lot of smooth talkers with what he knows will be empty promises but..if the right guy with appropriate credentials comes along?..maybe you both could help each other out..just figured i'd toss that out there...and hope i didnt break any rules...and please..feel free to disreguard or delete if i did.

Thanks again ALL and I Hope Your Christmas is as Merry as Mine!  

Congrats... nice set-up all the way around!