Not a Sovereign at all.Not even close to anything I have seen from John, not even the older ones.

No worries fellas.  Jury's still out.  Sounding more and more like home-brew or small local bowyer no one's heard of.  Gonna get me a piggy with this one oh yeah.

K, how about a Stewart, I believe he made a multi-cam limb, not Leon but Bill I think??? Shawn

Did a search on internet and the limbs look very,very close!! Shawn

its a sky archery bow

QuoteOriginally posted by deadeyed:
its a sky archery bow

Could we have it folks?!?!?  

You stated that very confidently...


Shawn- on the B. Stewart possibility, I do see what you mean about the limbs. However, I can't find any pics of bows that use the style of limb attachment or shape of the limb mount ends that this bow has.  Found another possibility- Bill Stewart had a guy who he mentored and founded 'Cook's Mountain Archery' who made a multi-cam profile bow in honor of Bill in his own style.  

This sky thing seems highly likely...the riser on this bow looks more like some of the early Sky takedowns than anything we've talked about yet!

Guys, it could possibly be a Doug Hill bow. he was more famous for his red cedar longbows but also had a one piece called lil thumper and also a 3 piece T/D that was a copy of the Schafer Sivertip.

JD

QuoteOriginally posted by horseapple:
Guys, it could possibly be a Doug Hill bow. he was more famous for his red cedar longbows but also had a one piece called lil thumper and also a 3 piece T/D that was a copy of the Schafer Sivertip.

JD

Thanks horse,
I found one pic of a Doug Hill on Google and it does look really similar to this bow and also resembles a Silvertip like you said.  This is fun.  We might all get a refresher on lesser known bowyers with this thread.

Looks like something i've been building for years now.... Good looking limb design i might add. I'll bet she put's out in spades..





who ever built it has good taste... it's a great design...

Thanks for the kudos Kirk!  You got some great looking sticks there.