QuoteOriginally posted by Hatrick:
Ray, that does look similar to the grip on my bow. JD really does some nice work. I really like the way he placed the light accents (maple I guess) around the riser.  That looks like it would take a lot of extra work marrying that into the fade outs.

Funny you should have the "Autumn Legend" arrow there. On the top limb of my bow pictured I have written "Autumn Wind."

By the way, the most beautiful bow I own is a JD Berry Yaweh built in the late 80's when James and Dan were building bows together. Absolute amazing blending of woods and intricate spacer/accent lines. This is nothing new for James Berry.

Really nice Dave as all of your bows are.

Thanks Rich, and Happy Thanksgiving to you.

I just picked up a light weight target bow so let me know when you and Bill plan to go to Mayberry to shoot.

I'm at deer camp the next shoot but 12/18 would be the one after.

Good looking bow.  

Absolutely love it!!  Really diggin the bacote and green!

Dave, another gorgeous bow. I'll have to take that one for a spin at Baltimore. Dave makes a great shooting bow. I know I have one. Hope your having a nice Thanksgiving buddy. God bless, Scott.

Looking sharp!

Thanks, Scott. Hope your Thanksgiving was exceptional and your family doing well. I'll give you a call around Christmas time to chat a bit and catch up on things.    Dave

Dumb question. Could you string it the other way and shoot it as a left handed bow also?

Actually no, not this bow since the string grooves are already cut for right handed. If however, you originally cut the grooves the other way then yes, it would be a lefty with slight string follow and "normal looking" or no reverse riser.