Thanks guys,

I think this one has found a home for good.

Looks good!

Sweeeeeettttttt!!!!!!!!!

Don A is as nice a guy as there is out there...a fine gentleman and that is one pretty bow.

Very nice Bill looks sweet good luck with it...ED

I love osage in a bow (well in a knife too!    )

Congrats    

F-Manny

That is one nice bow!!  The Olive wood limbs have beautiful grain and color in them. Have Fun!

Wow! love your choice in woods. Congrats and good luck with your new toy!

Very Nice Bill, you have good taste in your wood choices.

Nice bow. I missed the chance to shoot one of his recurves at the Trad Expo in Kalamazoo Mi a few years ago.He hasnt been there since. I would realy like to shoot one sometime. I remember he had a bow at the show that had the stars and stripes under clear glass in the limbs,it was realy neat. Wish someone would do an article for TBM about him.

I think the MA is gonna get jealous

Absolutly beautiful! ENJOY!

Bill--nice bow--we all miss ya back East--your name comes up often---

happy easter to you and the family---Mark F.

Thanks Mark,

I took the new one out to a shoot today and Larry you are right The MA is gonna get jealous.

It even earned a new name today "California Gold".

I cant belive my eyes. Poor, poor widow.

I still love the Widow. It's just that now it will have to share. LOL

Nice!!!

Shot the Assenhiemer through the crono Thursday night. 54# @ 28". I draw just a shade over 29". 30" arrows 505 grns. I shot 6 arrows, the slowest was 191 and the fastest was 197. I thought that was pretty good!

Were those wood arrows curlis? I have an Assenhiemer also. It is a very good bow, that is for sure. It sure does throw an arrow hard.

They were Carbon Express Terminator Selects 60-75's.