Well done Dave and Bill!!

Makes me wanna go out and run over,,,,,,,,,, well,,,,,,naah, never mind.


             

Good stuff fellas!  I love the name too!

How does Chris like Roadkill..he doesn't look to happy  

He looks a little worried don't he? lol He didn't think he was getting her back when the pics were took yesterday. I let him twirl in the wind for the night.    

It wasn't nice of me, but it made it a bigger surprise today when I told him Roadkill was now his again.

I bet Chris has a    on his face today!

Vermonster..gonna nickname you the prankster  

Any photo's of how it looked after the mishap and before the repair  

I didn't get any, I know Chris was to distraught to have, Bill may have but he's at K-Zoo right now.

Up so Bill can see this.

Hey guys,unfortunately I did not take any pictures.The wood was cracked and compressed very bad in some places!! In a few spots it looked as though there were dime and quarter sized rocks pressed into the wood.Luckily narrowing the limb pockets to SXT dimentions took nearly all the compressed wood away.Some of the worse damage was to the opposite side of the grip,which was an easy fix.All I realy did was dish that out enogh to get rid of it and blend the work into the rest of the riser.We were lucky, even with all the damage it was in places that could be repaired without being easily noticed when finished.I did have a few choice words when I first pulled it out of the box.They were not Magic words.Road kill was the propper name for this bow.I think timex also fits,because it sure took a lickin.
Bill

Hey Bill thanks so much it looks great, I bet you used some of the words I started with the day it happened. I also thank you and Tracey for the call I got while there with the offer to you a bow. I plan on doing alot more freezer fillin this year with that bow. Chris