Tony drove down Sunday and we braved the cold shed and an osage stave we pulled from my wood pile.
This will be his first from stave to bow,,, or at least we hope it will! :notworthy:
Thanks again Tony Chinn
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v323/Osagetree/Tonys%20Bows/Tonysosagebow.jpg)
Looking good! :thumbsup:
Looks good to me
Wish I had some buddies who liked bow building in the area.
Looks like alot of fun.
very cool stuff, joe. there is something to be said for someone who wants to learn something that takes hard work thought and planning. cool stuff indeed. ruddy
Very cool, indeed. Tony, from what I've seen on these threads you've chosen a good teacher. Keep it up.
Stan
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Joe is a good teacher and very patient, I'm like a chatty cathy doll with a broken string.
Welcome to our fun Tony. You picked a good teacher in Joe. Looking forward to your completed bow.
QuoteOriginally posted by Tony Chinn:
Joe is a good teacher and very patient, I'm like a chatty cathy doll with a broken string.
:thumbsup:
Tony I hope he teaches you to wisper them bows out of the staves like he does. Joe way to share the bug. I bet teaching someone is as fun as doing it yourself if it is anything like hunting. I have always enjoyed taking first time hunters out regardless of age, just to see their faces light up when they bag something.
You know, Joe, getting someone else addicted to your vice doesn't mean it makes the habit socially acceptable. :biglaugh:
Glad you were able to make the right swap, talent for material goods always makes the lessons seem so much sweeter!
Way to go, Joe. Pass it on. Tony you picked an excellent mentor. :) Jawge
Okay,,, Tony and I have worked on this off and on for about a year. Meet "Primal" the osage selfbow - 48# @ 28" with copperhead skins, asian water buffalo tips and shelf, leather grip, mink fur silencer, hand twisted flemish string and the wood was stained with poke berries and green dye. It comes along with a leather plains quiver with fringe and deer antler accents while sporting a matching armguard.
Hope ya like it Tony. Shipping it out to you next week.
pics, gotta see pics- sounds awesome
Very nice Joe...
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v323/Osagetree/Tonys%20Bows/TonysGear1.jpg) (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v323/Osagetree/Tonys%20Bows/TonysGear5-1.jpg) (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v323/Osagetree/Tonys%20Bows/TonysGear6.jpg) (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v323/Osagetree/Tonys%20Bows/TonysGear8-1.jpg)
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(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v323/Osagetree/Tonys%20Bows/TonysGear25.jpg)
gorgeous! I love the way that those dkins dont run full length....... looks great!!!!
Real nice Joe
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that is some bow. Very sweet looking. With a mentor like you Joe I guess we should not be surprised.
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nice work fellas nice work! i hope tony enjoys his new bow. rv
:thumbsup: AWESOME!!!!
Very Nice! :thumbsup:
Dave.
Awesome looking bow!
Real nice Joe!
Good to see you posting some more bows Joe. That baby is a looker and I'm sure a fine shooter. Nice looking set up all the way around.
Great Job guys... thats a beaut!!
So cool! Good job guys, and way to pass it on Joe.
Nice Joe. Very cool.
Very cool, Joe and nice work Tony.
Very, very nice outfit!
Joe
Awesome, Awesome job on the bow, quiver and armguard. Thank you very much. I have some stuff coming your way pal.We layed dad to rest Thurs at 1pm, I'm glad to get back to work Mon. I will get up that way one day.
Thanks again
Tony
Really am sorry for you and your Families loss.
God Bless! :pray:
Beautiful bow.I love the skins and limb tips.Outstanding!
Awesome work Joe/Tony.
Sorry for your loss Tony.
nice bow