64" ntn, lower limb 2" shorter than upper. 58 @ 28.5". quarter sawn osage core, US grown Madake bamboo and diamond wood overlays, osage brush nocks. I think I might hunt with this one.    

     

       

Don't know what else to say except AWESOME1

All around quality work, good flow, and a beautiful bow.

It's got my favorite grip shape too :^)

Looks killer. Quite the tall narrow brush nocks. I would never be that brave. haha

Wow, that's a beauty!

Very nice BBO with sexy brush nocks. Cool!

Must be the one you were working on the day I stopped by. Really nice!!!'

Very nicely executed! That's smokin'!

Simply fantastic, Jamie...

Allright. a good looking one. Bue--.  

A beautiful piece of work!

that's a work of art!

Very nice and I like the full draw.

thanks for the kind words, fellas. Troy, yes this is that bow.

SWEEEET!!!!  

That's awesome.  I love those brush nocks, and your tiller is incredible.

Holy cow that is just wow.

What else can be said?!!! That's flat out amazing! Great work on that one.

amazing bow and very unique design.

QuoteOriginally posted by J.F. Miller:
[QB] 64" ntn, lower limb 2" shorter than upper. 58 @ 28.5". quarter sawn osage core, US grown Madake bamboo and diamond wood overlays, osage brush nocks. I think I might hunt with this one.      

I forgot to bring up about the lower limb been 2" shorter. Was there a reason for doing that, and does it have better cast having uneven limbs.

thanks.