Guys if the expression "Happier than a puppy with 2 peters" was ever meant for a certain occassion it would be 2 thumbs pointing back at me. You know the high expetations we have over the months waiting on our new dream bow what she gonna look like? Will he get the handle right? Will I shoot it good? Well let me say yes to all of them.

I had put some hard expetations on Brian on what i wanted, with the handle being the most critical...I mean here was the poor guys parameters I gave him to work with, here's a handle I like, I want it like this but smaller and different here, well you know. Brian just replied "I know what you want" and boy did he hit the nail on the head.

I went with a 64" model and so glad I did this thing pulls like butter and so stable I could right a 2 page essay on everything I like about this bow but I'm gonna let my buddy Steve O post some pics I took and let them show for themselves.

Making a living in the waterfowl industry we live by everything we own being camo, and my bow was to be no exception...when i asked brian if he could do it he said "I have just the camo for you, and it will look great with the bacote riser". Like i said I'll let the pictures speak for themselves, and hopefully in another week I will be tipping the toenails of a Bison with her.

Now I promised Brian that we will do a goose hunt this fall with our Trad gear, standing corn over wheat stubble...They'll call us bowhunters of the corn!!!!
God Bless

George
Brotherhood is not a product you buy, but a way of life.

Glad you like it!
I've got the same questions going thru my head as you did...gave the bowyer the same type of "problems" too.

Different bowyer but still asking the same types of things.

Looking forward to seeing pics.

Glad to hear George, Brian makes a great bow.

Hey George; What if they call you just" Corny Bowhunters"? LOL.

      Sergio

Glad you are one happy puppy.  I too had simlar demands for Brian on my new longbow I just ordered.  There is no doubt in my mind he will meet my expectations as well.

Your going to love waterfowling with a longbow.  Some of my best memories are goose and duck hunting with my old Howard Hill bow.

I'm looking forward to the pictures.

Hey Sergio, I've been called worse...but I'm all ears!!!!!

George's bow made me order a 64" TallTines for my next one!

Most beautiful piece of Bocote I have ever seen, and I thought I had that one wrapped up!







I will get some more up tonight, I have to do some running right now.

Mike
I sent you some pics on your email, and I hope youare as happy with your long bow as I am with my curve.
G

Steve,you are damn right about that Bocote!

Beautiful.  I love a classy piece of wood.  I have not received any pics in the email yet though.  Jus admiring the ones Steve posted for you.  Brian outdid himself on this one.

I agree with Steve, most stunning piece of Bocote I've ever seen!!! Your a lucky man George, congrats!!!

!!!WOW!!!

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I have a bocote bow on the way...but I don't think it'll be quite that nice of a piece of wood....but I've been surprised before....

That's beautiful!

Wow !!!!

Glad it all came together like you wanted.

Nice looking bow,

Brian gets some exceptional wood.  It helps that he has an eye for what the wood is going to turn into.

good golly miss bocote !!!!

that is one gorgeous piece of bocote. im envious.......

That is sweet, and the camo looks great on the limbs.

Beauty!

QuoteOriginally posted by Dirtybird:
It helps that he has an eye for what the wood is going to turn into.

That right there is the whole key to a functional piece of art.

Brian does indeed build some beautiful bows, and they shoot just as good as they look.

Congrats