Elk Bow is Done (Update Page 2)

Started by Glunt, August 18, 2012, 10:00:00 PM

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Glunt

And not a minute too soon.  Season starts the 25th.  

56# @ 28" (Marked it 58# but found out my new scale reads a tad heavy)
62"
Honduran Rosewood riser
Cross cut zebra limbs
Actionboo cores

Unfortunately, these beautiful lams from Kenny may need to go under some skins or limbsations. I've been experimenting with how little glue I can get away with and it looks like I went too light, the zebra soaked it up and I have some little milky spots under the glass.  Everything was wet-to-wet, but when I aired up the fire hose I had very little squeeze out.

She shoots great and appears to be structurally sound.  Maybe I'll camo dip the whole thing after season or just ignore the blemishes.

 
 

owlbait

Shoot it up. Blemishes give character. If your hunting elk you want to be able to use it as a walking stick, limb mover, bear beater, and more. This way you won't be afraid to really "use" your great bow.
Advice from The Buck:"Only little girls shoot spikers!"

Igor

Very-very nice!


Thanks for sharing!


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Glenn
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Magnum in Ms

Nice looking bow. Just needs some elk blood on it.  :bigsmyl:
Every one is ignorant its just on different subjects

kennym

Nice job Don!  Should be good elk medicine!!  :thumbsup:  


The blems add character, but just pi$$ you off to see em, huh?  They do me anyway.(the ones I make)
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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Jomohr84

Jonathan Mohr

Sharp Shooter

Hope to see that beauty laying across the back of a nice bull! Great job! Tony

DGF

I agree with owlbait on this one. Beautiful bow no matter what flaws it may have, and with any hunting bow it will get some more character marks as well.

Nicely done.

-Dan

Roy from Pa

Nice work. I see Elk Steaks in her.

Troy D. Breeding

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Trux Turning

Wow that bow is awesome! ! Good luck with the elk.

KellyG

Well if it were only a left handed bow I would take it off your hands so you don't have to look at all them blemishes.

Nice work.

Ranger44

Beautiful bow.  No reason to cover it up.  I hope it brings you to a nice elk too!

DVSHUNTER

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Dmaxshawn

good looking bow.  Best of luck with her

Bernie B.

I really like the looks of your bow!  Beautiful wood choices.  good luck with your elk hunting, and give us a report.

Bernie Bjorklund

NC Iowa/SW Wisconsin

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joquiver

Ignore them , great looking bow,no-way I would camo.

BenBow

Nice looking bow for sure. Heck we all have blems so don't sweat it.
But his bow will remain steady, and his hands will be skillful; because of the hands of the Mighty One of Jacob, because of the Shepherd, the Rock of Israel,  (Genesis 49:24 [NETfree])

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