Here are some pics of Seabass"s bow that i put copperhead skins on, I tried to put the handle wrap back on as it was. Hope you like them Steve. (http://i801.photobucket.com/albums/yy292/kerryb19/Seabassskins001.jpg) (http://i801.photobucket.com/albums/yy292/kerryb19/Seabassskins005.jpg)
That particular type of Copperhead has got to be the all time nicest bow skin. Love the carmel colors. Nice bow too Kerry ;)
thanks for the pics Kerry.you did an awesome job.thank you so much.i appreciate it alot.i will be bringing this one down to the classic in april,steve
That is on super looking bow, congrats, I don't like snakes but since that is a dead snake it sure looks great.
Those look really cool!!
But I keep havin this vision of wakin up in my treestand with that on my lap and bailing out..... :scared: :D
Kenny, a few years ago I was run out on my evening stand(2 nights in a row) by a brown thrasher dive bombing me. This happened after sunset each evening, just as the woods were getting deery.
It wasn't until after the second time as I walked frustrated back to camp that I realized it wasn't me he was after but the copperhead skinned bow on my lap. Being a ground bird I bet the copperhead is the dreaded enemy of the brown thrasher.
Nice skinning Kerry. They do make a unique looking bow.
nice
Those came out great Kerry. Very nice work.
Hope I can get mine to turn out half that nice. I like those copperhead too. I have been hoping to find one that was matched close but all mine are a bit different. I need to break em out and back my next bow with skins. I have copperhead and milk snake both. Danny
It is a wonder that there is a copper head left with the way this bow turned out.
Sidewinder you get them locally, when state side I leave near Manhattan, I have yet to see one but I know they are there.
QuoteOriginally posted by Pat B:
Kenny, a few years ago I was run out on my evening stand(2 nights in a row) by a brown thrasher dive bombing me. This happened after sunset each evening, just as the woods were getting deery.
It wasn't until after the second time as I walked frustrated back to camp that I realized it wasn't me he was after but the copperhead skinned bow on my lap. Being a ground bird I bet the copperhead is the dreaded enemy of the brown thrasher.
Cool story Pat!!
Usually I avoid snakes. Guess I'll hafta start huntin'em now. Good looking bow.
Stan
Great job on the skins Kerry!!!!!
I've spent a lot of time in the woods over the past 50 years, don't know that I've ever seen a copperhead, a few rattlers though.
Dan
Wow..thats a beauty
Very Nice!! Graet Looking Bow :thumbsup: KY :archer: