Very nice. 

Thats some good lookn maple Kenny.

Got a string on her. Its to heavy for me so its going to one of my short armed friends. The draw cycle feels nice, the tips are still forward a bit at 28"s.

Purty nice Kenny

Travis that's a good looking bow.

That's sweet Travis!

Thats a nice looking riser travis Nice symmetry and flow. Keeps your eyes moving looking at it.

Well it looks like somebody came out smelling like roses...  Great job buddy... Hope you are happy with it...

Where's the 28" draw pic?? 

If the tips are forward at full draw are you gonna cut it back a half inch or so or tweak the limb in some way??

Shredd, I'll post a 28" draw pic tonight. I'm fairly happy with it the way it's so far. If I moved the nocks out a half inch or so it would let them open up a little more but I'm my experience it wouldn't gain much other than extra tip weight. Think it's gonna have to be a couple inches long for my draw length. Probably goto a 18" riser and leave the limbs alone

Here you go shredd. I might profile taper the limbs a bit more so the tips open up more.

  4 point

Good string angle!!

 

3 to 5* less on pad angle

Tried the crappie, but too much rain last few days, so did some scouting for next fall...

Guess those crappies didn't wanna get wet?

Just sayen.

They sure didn't wanna eat nuthin...

You guy's eat things called "crappie"?? I wouldn't touch that with my left hand!

Finished tillering the 100# Thing.
Came out exactly 100@28".
One step to the customers Goal of 125-150 in the Future.

[attachment=1] Kenny, we call them Speckled Perch here but they are Black Crappie. These were in 5 ft of water between the lily pads and the cypress swamp lake edge..  Missouri minnows 30 inches under a slip cork. 

Nice catch Robert...

Put buffalo horn overlays on a bow.

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Nice stuff going on!  I love those crappies but it's hard to find big ones here. 

Couple days ago I tripped on a chair leg in the dining room and hit the wall.   Made a pretty good hole.  The wife is antsy cause we are throwing a birthday party on Thursday and it has to be fixed NOW.   

Wouldn't be so bad except when I sawed out around the break I sawed through the wiring of a wall outlet on the other side of the wall.    I didn't realize it until the wife complained that the toaster wouldn't work.  So that's what I worked at today and not done yet. 

Please tell me I'm not the only one who breaks things every time I fix them!!?? 

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