I just finished up this osage bow with a couple of knot holes in it.  The stave was cut in the early 90's.  The bow is 66" long and 50# & 28".  I could only get it back to 26" in the full draw picture (short arms).  I wanted to flip the tips but a few pin knots on one end made me change my mind.  There was the start of another knot hole in the arrow pass but it didn't go all the way through the bow.  It is finished with 6 coats of low gloss tung oil. The bow is a gift for a guy who hooked me up with a bunch of old osage staves.  He is a traditional shooter and plans to hunt with it this fall.  I gave the bow to him today and he seemed pretty happy with it. I posted this bow on PA several days ago.  I'm not sure if the new owner is a member of this site.  I didn't want him to see it until I gave it to him.

Wow...really pretty!  Nicely done!

Beautiful bow Clint, very well done for a challenging piece of wood.

Nice!

Very nice, Clint

Geez thats nice. Like the holes. Great work

That's a great looking bow!  Well done!

Nice job!  Tiller looks great! Always been a fan of the holey-snakey osage bows, seems like quite the trick to tiller correctly.

Beautiful bow.  Nice work    

Nice scrub I think you have seen to many of goose's bows

Very nice bow!

...or "Hole in the Bow Chuck's" bows.      
Great work, Clint.

Nice work!  

A beauty!

Outstanding job!!!!!

Two cool...

That is slick!

first class, the limbs look like they are working well.