First good shooter!

[TimBoA]

I got this osage stave at MoJam and finished it up over the summer.  So far it has been shot a few hundred times and been on several hunting trips.  Now all the staves I split a couple of months later need to hurry up and dry...the limbs have a couple of wrinkles, which made it a bit tricky to tiller, for me at least, but it shoots better than I do and doesn't have much set, even after being strung for several hours...so I am pretty happy.  (57# at 28", although I am drawing it a bit less than that; 62" ntn)

http://i1297.photobucket.com/albums/ag22/aubu/leaningonatree640.jpg

http://i1297.photobucket.com/albums/ag22/aubu/sideviewunstrung640.jpg  

http://i1297.photobucket.com/albums/ag22/aubu/frontviewunstrung640.jpg

http://i1297.photobucket.com/albums/ag22/aubu/fulldraw640.jpg

http://i1297.photobucket.com/albums/ag22/aubu/bellystrung640.jpg


(I hope this is how you post photos...I promise they are resized!)

[wood carver 2]

Wow! That is really nice!        
A bow to be proud of.
Dave.

[bigbob2]

Boy some work would have gone in there! Nice result!

[Roy from Pa]

Very nice Bow. And check your PM's for picture posting info.

[DVSHUNTER]

Congratulations on your first shooter. Mojam sure is a great place to pick up staves and info. I met so many new people there, but I don't recognize your face. Nice job all the same. I like the stain job.

[northland archer]

Very nice bow.  I agree, the stain on the bow is great.  May have to be a little more creative on my next one.  Congratulations on a nice bow.

[TimBoA]

Aha...Thanks Roy!  I almost did it right...just chose the wrong option the first time.  

[TimBoA]

Thanks guys!  The stain is actually black and red aniline dye a la Dean Torges.

[Roy from Pa]

Good job Tim:)

[David Flanrey]

I love it!

[Jeff Smith]

Sweet !!

[twitchstick]

Very nice!

[kennym]

Really nice Tim!!

And pay attention to ol Roy, he has made most all the mistakes , so he knows!