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Honeylocust

Started by Renacs, May 13, 2010, 04:26:00 AM

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Renacs

Is honeylocust worth messing with for a bow, wood. I,ve recently hit the jackpot on osage but the prop. owner would be ticked pick if i also use some of the h.l. .  And im talking about the ones with all the nasty thorns on them.
smooth seas never made a skillful sailer.

BEN

Hey Joe,

You might get faster replies if you post this on the Bowyer forum.....

I just finished a 62", semi-bending handle,  50# bow made with Black locust. It was a little tricky because the piece I had was quite twisted and uneven grain----but it was fun and now that it is a shooter----even better!
Ben
M.O.A.B  54# Thunderstick
Ancient Spirits 62# "Thunderhawk"
Browning Wasp 45#

"VEGETARIAN"----Old Indian word for "BAD HUNTER".

Charlie Lamb

I like it a lot for laminations and riser wood. Tough and colorful with good grain.
Hunt Sharp

Charlie

Dick in Seattle

I keep several planks of it on hand for laminations.  It makes a fantastic contrast with any dark wood... i.e. walnut or zebrawood back, HL belly.    Decent corewood as well.   No knowledge of it re selfbows.
Dick in Seattle

"It ain't how well the bow you shoot shoots, it's how well you shoot the bow you shoot."


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