I was inspired from a thread on another site, and decided to go for this...
10" ntn, osage orange, radiused shelf, no tip overlays lol, 1/4# @ 3"
LOL...
(http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk155/DBSULLY/lilO011.jpg)
How's my tillering job?
(http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk155/DBSULLY/lilO013.jpg)
Heres its "big" brother...lol
12" ntn, osage, 1/3# @ 3"
(http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk155/DBSULLY/lilO002.jpg)
Tiller needs a bit of work, but c'mon...not like I have a ton of material to work with here lol...
(http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk155/DBSULLY/lilO003.jpg)
just wondering.......have you shot it thru a chronograph yet?????LOL.....Steve
Cool little bows!
Steve, with the right arrows, you might be surprised.
I'll have to try one of those little bows...got my curiosity up now..Steve
Thats what got me started making them Steve, saw someone else do it, and I had to try!
The Kid
Have you made any arrows yet? Tooth picks might be worth a shot get some sparrow feathers or something small for fletching. Pretty neet though definately something to try. Thanks for sharing!!
Toothpicks are too stiff..lol
I have seen bows in the 14-20" ntn size nicely made up and using bamboo kabob skewers for arrows - they were sold as "office bows". For those who were office bound and could not get out to shoot. Also, have seen some nice "crib bows" for infants (no arrows).
But yours are the smallest I've seen.
When does mouse season open up in your area. I could use one of those around here, got a pesky little critter who keeps running across my livingroom floor.
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