Hunting with my new Osage Shrew Classic Hunter' The Osage fits right in to the fall colors.
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Just don't lay it down, Ron!!! You may never find it... :dunno:
Osage is such a beautiful wood!!! :thumbsup:
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Good luck Ron!
Pretty!! Let me know when your tired of it. Lol
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'They call me mellow yellow (quite rightly) . . .
Looks Sweet!
Love those yellow bows!
Very nice Ron.
Looks great. As is mellows will get better.
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I settled on some Easton Axis Traditional wood grain finish with gold wrap and yellow feathers. 550 grains out of 55#, 56" flying like laser beams with a Kustom King Trailmaker up front.
Eagles Flight three arrow quiver that I got from St. Judes auction completed the package nicely.
Is Osage a heavy wood like Kingwood, Coco Bolo, or is it more like Maple. It sure is a very nice yellow too bad it didn't stay that way.
I have a small strip of Osage between Kingwood on my BW but it's almost as dark as the Kingwood.
Love it. Great looking bow.
Quote from: The Whittler on November 05, 2020, 09:38:34 AM
Is Osage a heavy wood like Kingwood, Coco Bolo, or is it more like Maple. It sure is a very nice yellow too bad it didn't stay that way.
I have a small strip of Osage between Kingwood on my BW but it's almost as dark as the Kingwood.
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I was thinking about putting an eyebolt in the end of the log on the porch and hanging my buck tail down. Then when I wanted a piece of meat just skin back the hide and cut off a chunk. Of coarse I figured the weather would be cold enough to let him hang in November.
It was 73* here today, you suppose there really is something to this global warming thing?
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Here's some better pictures of my new Classic Hunter II in all Osage.
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Sweet the older I get the more I like Osage... Very nice..
Ron,
As time goes on will the Osage change color to the honey brown? I know self bows will.
Dave
Awesome osage with bamboo cores would float my boat.
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These bows have bamboo cores
"Ron,
As time goes on will the Osage change color to the honey brown? I know self bows will."
Yes the osage will darken over time, glass bows take longer than self bows for obvous reasons
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Thank you, Ron.
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