Well put that bad boy together and show us some shootin pics. Looks great.

 

 

 

 

 

A sweet bow,beautiful woods,congrats!

Pretty bow. You're gonna love it. If not put me on your WTB list.

Man.....that is SERIOUSLY SWEET on the eyes.

Christmas comes late!

Very nice!

Beautiful bow Mike.

I'd love to try one out. I hear they are great shooters.

You are a lucky man!!! beutiful bow and great pics.. thanks for sharing. I might have to start saving for one of those!

Wow Mike!!  That is a beauty for sure!!  I bet she shoots good too!!!

WOW Mike that is one sweeeeeet looking bow bro! Really beautiful wood combos! Once you start shooting her we won't be hearing much from you as you won't beable to put it down!!  CONGRATS!!
 Ops,almost forgot, Welcome to the kajikastik family!!

Mark,she is a beauty.Congrats.Now let know us how she shoots.

JD does great work. Very nice!

Mike, that is a fine bow bud !. Can you shoot it as good as it looks ??

Lanier

Niiiiiiii   '   iiiiice!

Enjoy The Outlaw ^^

Mike, Congrats, It's a beauty. Love those myrtle limbs. You're going to be very happy with the way it shoots fer sure!!

ah man thats nice!

Nice lookin bow.  I like the leather wrap too, I haven't seen anybody get creative with the handle wrap before.

Such a beautiful bow!

I don't know how your bowyer got the leather looking like that, but I did find a trick for giving elk hide a very nice "aged" look. First rub it with a hard chunk of bees wax, unevenly, then torch it slightly with a butane torch. The beeswax will take on a darker color when heated. Next apply oil to the skin (it'll absorb best where the beeswax isn't as thick or missed.) What your left with is a leather that looks like it's been used for ages.