The "ONE" now with pics!

[team fudd]

I just got a new bow and am still technically challenged as to posting pics.  Lucky I can turn the computer on. RM81 was kind enough to post some pics for me and if you will kindly scroll down a few posts you will see my new baby.  now for the story,  some time ago I was scrolling through a trad archery mag when I came upon an add for hill country bows. It seems Roman Hershberger in Millersburg Ohio was building some pretty awesome bows and so I took a drive to go see him. After discussing the many aspects of what I would like to see built into a bow Roman and I settled on particulars and off I went to sit and stew and worry and wonder how my bow would turn out.
  Worrying should have never been on the list because after having seen this masterpiece all worry has been erased!  For the first time since I started trad I have a bow that shoots where I look!  I have gap shot all my bows in the past but not this one!  After discussion with Roman as to shelf height etc he turned my ideas into reality and this thing  hammers em right where I am looking!  It is a wildcat forward riser design. The risers macassar ebony with a cocobolo flare, macassar wedges and veneers.  There is also some linen micarta in the riser and tips as well.  The pictures do not do it justice but up close you can really appreciate all the figure in the macassar and the quality of the workmanship.  I am beyond happy with this bow,  It shoots where I look, it is quiet and very fast, even with a heavy arrow. He hit target weight exactly as well which made me very happy.  The bow is very accurate for being a 58" bow and once again I could not be happier.  I would not normally post pics of a bow but wanted to pay respect to Roman and his Hill Country bows.  Sometimes just paying a guy money for what he does is just not enough of a way to say thanks and I hope in the coming months I can find a way to show him how much I appreciate him bringing my ideas to reality. Thanks again Roman!

[RM81]

Sent you a PM

[David Yukon]

Is there a tutorial on posting pics on TG, because it look like a lot of us have a hard time!?!?

It would be great!
Thank you

[rastaman]

click here for picture help  

Here is one...

[rraming]

http://www.imagelinky.com/

someone on here posted this before, just upload them, copy the forum link and they appear, I have no idea where they are actually stored but it works - look

[rastaman]

More picture help  

Here's another...

[rastaman]

This is a super easy way to post pictures.


The site is called Imagelinky,  http://www.imagelinky.com/
You will still need to resize your pictures before uploading them, but this site will allow you to skip the whole photobucket transfer step.

1.) Resize all pictures to be posted to 640 pixels wide
2.) Open  http://www.imagelinky.com/
3.) Select the "Browse" button on the Imagelinky site. A window will open.
4.) Go to the place on your computer where the picture is stored, select the picture file and click the open button.
5.) From the Imagelinky window click the "Upload" button. Three boxes will appear.
6.) Copy everything from the third box "Forum Link"
7.) Paste everything that was copied into the Trad Gang message box and select "Preview Post"

The picture should have transferred. Repeat steps 3 – 6 to add more pictures.

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Here is another....

[rastaman]

more pic help

and another....

[David Yukon]

Great, I will try that!
Thank you

[RM81]

Here are your pics.  Nice bow and nice shooting too.

 

 

 

 

 

[team fudd]

Thanks again RM81!  Thats why trad gangers are the best!!!!

[Over&Under]

Wow what a stunning bow!
Love the wood combo and lines on that one!

[ermont]

VERY nice looking bow. Congratulations.

[David Mitchell]

Roman Hershberger does beautiful work!  Gorgeous bow.

[Gen273]

Wow, that is a looker!! Congrats!!!

[Green]

Another of Roman's beauties!  Nice wood choices.

[The Whittler]

You have very good reason to be proud, stunning bow, congrats.

[Tater]

Very nice bow and good shooting.

[MCNSC]

Wow! That is a beauty

[Bjorn]

Really nice! Congrats!