Dark Risers

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G] More Wes Wallace photos. Longbow is Macasser Ebony, stained bamboo limb core footed with Macasser Ebony and Moose Antler overlays. It is a 2 piece, 66" 61#@28". Recurve is Cocobolo/Bacote.Limbs are footed with Bacote and Moose Antler overlays. Limb bolts are engraved by me. 56" 61#@28". Confidence inspiring performance that matches their good looks. Good luck with your bow!

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Mr. Rowan, you sir have a very fine taste for woods in bows. I love them all. I think I once had a Blacktail you owned at one time. Great bows!

[kennym]

Hate to put amateur work in with these beauties!

A bow trade bow, East indian rosewood I 'm pretty sure...

[Danny Rowan]

Thanks Allan and Kenneth. Yeah I love exoctic wood.

[Danny Rowan]

Kenneth, let me guess it was cocobolo footed with ebony,that was my first Blacktail, yeah I have had a few.

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Yes, 60" 60#@28" I believe. Gaboon Ebony/Cocobolo. It was used for hunting before I got it, still beautiful bow even with some field marks. I didn't get it from you, don't remember the fella's name. I saw Norm Johnson in Portland last March at the PBS banquet, listened to him speak about hunting elk there. Awesome guy and highly thought of from many people in the community. Shooting Wallace bows but would have liked to have kept that one.

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[Danny Rowan]

cannot see it well in this photo but I am sure it was this one.

[Blackstick]

You want dark? All phenolic Super Wildcat.