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Bugs in bark?

Started by twitchstick, January 18, 2011, 01:39:00 PM

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twitchstick

I split a juniper log I was curing yesterday and founds some bugs. It was in a small section and they had bore barely into the sap wood. Two of the staves will be fine. My questions are;
1. Can the grub trails be sanded down on the other one and still be used?
2. Can it be backed with something or just pitch it?

Pat B

You can possibly remove the affected ring or if not sand the back down smoothly and add a silk, linen or rawhide backing.
Make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes!
TGMM Family of the Bow

twitchstick

Thanks Pat I'll try the other ones frist but I don't have alot cut yet.

Diamondback59

twitch if  you cut em in winter no bug s  if spring summer wood spray em down with cattle inscetade  osage has the same plms as well as a lot of other wood s  brock
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