Love your limbs what woods did you use to create your beauty?      great shooting!

All the bows you build are great, this one is no exception.

Nice work Kenny!

Looks like you got more than cleaning the shop done while you were off work! 8>)  Great job!

A Fine Job Kenny!      

Very nice.....  

That's really nice walnut. Way better the brown glass. Walnut and myrtle are fast becoming my favorites. You do nice work Sir.

Sweet looking stick brutha!!  Good luck with it  

Thanks guys!! I think its a keeper, shoots pretty well for me(better than my abilities)!!

She's walnut limbs and side scales on a 2 color lammed up phenolic riser.

Must be a splendid feeling of fulfillment.

Bravo!!!

That's one great looking bow, nice work Kenny!

That's a beautiful bow Kenny!  I love the walnut and the red accents!

Well Kenny that is one sweet looking bow.

Great Looking Bow!        

Beautiful lams Kenny  

Way cool, I really dig the red lam.

Fine looking bow you got there Kenny.

And the knife, my bud Mike Buska gifted me in September. Been tryin to get some fur to take a pic with since!!

Very nice Kenny congrats, nice doe, bow and knife!

Cory

That didn't take long! Congrats....  

I set up on the ground tonite in a fencerow between the timber they bed in and a standing beanfield. Just after sundown, 2 does crossed thru behind me. Then a doe and fawn appeared right in front of me according to plan.

The doe , sensing a plan apparently, turned and came in the brush with me, deciding to jump the fence about 10 feet from me. After clearing the fence, she stopped about 8 yards from me, quartering away I thought. I was at full draw when she cleared the fence, and swung with her to where she stopped. The arrow went right where I wanted, but as it turned out, she was more broadside than I thought.

The arrow centered her liver we would find later.She took off and I watched her out of sight.

I walked out to the site of impact, instant blood on the snow, so I followed it to another fence which she cleared and went into a large hayfield.

I could see she hadn't went down and had covered at least 200 yds. Not good! So I marked where she went thru fence and went home for 1.5 hours and then came back with bro. She went about a quarter mile on a liver hit with good blood all the way.

Good blood all the way, and she didn't bed til 30 feet from where we found her in another hayfield.

If in doubt- back out!!