While I value all of the customers that contact me and trust me to make their bows, ever so often, I get an order for one like this;



Plain and simple, the ones I want to keep for myself.  Walnut, brown glass, red elm limbs, all American, and 60" long, 55# @ 28", fast and quiet, to sum it up perfect. (In my simple way of looking at things, it's perfect anyway)

One blemish on that otherwise perfect bow, Mike....


Shelf is on the wrong side      

Sounds/looks beautiful. Post up some more pics when you can, if you want...

QuoteOriginally posted by Bud B.:
[QB] One blemish on that otherwise perfect bow, Mike....


Shelf is on the wrong side        

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I have only been doing this traditional thing for one year now but I have noticed that the bows that seem to attract most archers are the pretty ones.

Recently I traded bows with a fella who told me that he would also pack me a little surprise to ship with the traded bow.  It was a very plain jane looking Maple Valley Carbon longbow ( it won't even come up on google) but boy does that bow shoot.  Haven't touched my Slammer or Buffalo since I got it.

Beauty is in the eye of the bow-holder I guess.

Doug

Mike

Is that your prairie predator???

What do you recommend for 28.5" draw as far as length.

Yes it's a prairie predator.  It can be draw to 29".  I mark it @ 28", it seem like "the thing to do" these days.

-mike

Thats just one plain pretty bow.  

 

Don't let that "simple bow" fool you, I bet it'll really send an arrow.

 

Don't let that "simple bow" fool you, I bet it'll really send an arrow.

 

Don't let that "simple bow" fool you, I bet it'll really send an arrow.

Simple and beautiful! Great job!

 

Don't let that "simple bow" fool you, I bet it'll really send an arrow.

:mad:  Not sure what happened, but boy did my post get put up a lot! Sorry about that.

Nice bow . Nothing wrong with the shelf.

Man that's killer.  

Plain and simple...I like it.