lets see them. post pics here

Don't know that I have any pictures left, but I had a lot of them go through my shop at one time.  

One of my favorite woods, but it's very unpredictable.  Color and grain can vary a ton--you wouldn't think it's the same wood.

Very dense and heavy wood.  Had one a while back and wish I still had it.

My HHA Redman has a chechen riser:

Big Jim Desert Bighorn

 

Not the best Pic of the bow but you might be able to zoom.

 

Chechen flare in this Silvertip that I had built a few years ago.

Chechen Cari-bow Tuktu EX.  Chechen has a lot of colors in it when you study it closely.

There's a Chechen PMAX pictued in the photo gallery on Black Widows Website. Pretty Wood

Here's a Hill style with a Chechen riser. Pretty stuff.

I really like it

Lonetree Ocelot Longbow

This piece of Chechen is iridescent showing yellows, reds, browns and darker tones in bright light. Arching lams are Osage. Maple limb lams.

Its a wood that looks decent from a distant and awesome up close. And like I said, outdoors or under sunlight its amazing.

QuoteOriginally posted by joe vt:
Lonetree Ocelot Longbow

This piece of Chechen is iridescent showing yellows, reds, browns and darker tones in bright light. Arching lams are Osage. Maple limb lams.

Its a wood that looks decent from a distant and awesome up close. And like I said, outdoors or under sunlight its amazing.

   

Yeah a real nice piece has an almost opalescent quality.

Besides these examples of reddish-brown, it can run from very dark to grey to yellowish.  Sometimes the figure and color variation is amazing.

My Widow KBX and PSRX.

Those Widow limbs are gorgeous.

I have a Chechen TallTines riser but I'm to dumb to post pics.   I'll email a pic to someone if they want to post it.

Here is my Tall Tines.  Chechen/Yew limbs