trying to find a post about camo painting bow with turkey feathers

Started by Rebel001, January 22, 2009, 06:52:00 PM

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Rebel001

Hi Guys,

Sorry for posting this here.

A few months ago when I was getting started in bow making i was looking on many websites and im trying to find a post that I think was on this site.

The post was about a painting a bow in nice green camo styles with turkey feathers.

I have used the search function and tried browsing all posts by title and either missed it or im on the wrong site.

I hope it rings some bells with someone and they know where it is.

Kind Regards
David

Pat B

Dirty Dan posted that on PA. I didn't see it posted here. You might search Dirty Dan and see what comes up.    Pat
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Rebel001

Pat you are a gentleman thank you very much, I used the search function on PA using term "turkey" with user "dirtydan" and it was first result  :)

For the rest of you wondering what i was talking about you can see it here  http://www.primitivearcher.com/smf/index.php/topic,9142.0.html

Pat I had completely forgot about that forum, thanks very much.

Kind Regards
David

Roy Steele

I've seen this done on white wood.Guess the wood would'nt matter.It was air brushed on a hickory bow.He stained it then air brush it on.
  email me I'll try to find the guy.Saw I'm at a few primitive shoots.
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Roy Steele

I've seen this done on white wood.Guess the wood would'nt matter.It was air brushed on a hickory bow.He stained it then air brush it on.
  email me I'll try to find the guy.Saw I'm at a few primitive shoots.
DEAD IS DEAD NO MATTER HOW FAST YOUR ARROW GETS THERE
20 YEARS LEARNING 20 YEARS DOING  20 YEARS TEACHING
 CROOKETARROW

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