Well I managed to save up enough bottle pickin money to buy a new longbow and wool vest. I decided on the Samick Outlander 68 inch 45# since the price was right and I have had nuthin but good experiences with other Samick products. Anywho decided to take her hunting and made my first kill with her on the first day out. Here is a pic of the finished product...



And on a side note I think this is my lucky bow. The next two photos are of me preparing to take the bows maiden shot and the second photo is the result. Shot really well that day. Really am loving that straight grip.

Awesome man!

nice bow and sklulls looks good how did you do it?   might need a lil bit more degreasing.  is it your first one?

Just simmered the skull in boiling water for a couple a hours digging out the pieces with a lobster fork. Then washed it in warm water with dish soap and glued the top and bottom jaw together. First try at this sorta thing and I am pretty pleased with how it turned out.

THE WAY YOUR SHOOTING . SOON YOUR GOING TO NEED A BIGGER POT!!!

You ain't right Justin ....LOL.  That was a good one.

Billy

Good stuff!  

Can anyone tell me what these target are made from?

QuoteOriginally posted by southernarcher:
Can anyone tell me what these target are made from?

more than likely how we did it back in the 60's - cardboard, set edge-wise to the front, and compressed from the top.

It is a material used for sound proofing. Often called Celutex.

We called it Buffalo Board when I use to build houses back it the day, it went under the siding on new construction. An archery shop in Des Moines IA had it in its range and it holds up well for many years.

unregistered, love it when a plan comes together .......... you may be a "natural".  

That's great...but you should have done a full body mount in some kind of action pose...kind of like this one....  
or this
 

 :D