Thanks you guys. Here is the only unbraced pic i have right now. Ill try and get a better one up soon.

 

Keenan. Thanks. I couldnt decide which way to use the skin. I think it would have looked good either way though. I am glad i went with splitting it in half though. If i hadnt been out of town this weekend i could have had a 20ft python    

Oh well... Next time.

A great looking bow!

I love using boa and python for skinned bows, it is like getting a rawhide backing that looks really nice.

I agree Walt. I have an albino burmeese that was over 13ft and the skin is thicker than rawhide. This skin wasnt all that thick though.

Dave Where did you take those Pictures?

Most were taken by glenn at his parents house in St. Clair. We went there for a family christmas party. His camera is better than mine by far.

Ooooooo Baby!  That is awesome looking.

Can I be on your Christmas list?

Very nice. Love the skins

I did note that one is a lefty Buddy  

Love those skin!! Great looking bow!

Very nice!  Now I have something else to do on my list.  Is that a stave bow that you induced the reflex/deflex into?  If so I would love to see your form and method on that.  All I ever work with is staves but haven't conquered the r/d profile as of yet.

It is a stave bow cut from my farm.

 
Simple caul drawn freehand and a heatgun to warm it up.

WOW! Beautiful....

God Bless,
Nathan

Oh my, that is a beaut!  Merry Christmas.

-Jeremy  

Slick...never seen anything but rattlesnake myself...love the camo effect. Copperhead would look nice too I think...may not be big enough though.

Diamondback. Lots of people use copperhead, but you are right, ot does take a few big ones to cover a bow. I have two big sets waiting for that special bow. Thanks for the compliments everyone.

Jerry..i won't buy that one off of you  

Scott, the bow lives in moscow mills now. Pretty close to you. All you haveto do is learn to shoot left handed.  

very nice   , good job