Primitive Yew longbow

[cynical_ant]

Some of you may have saw this on PA, but thought I would share my first solo yew selfbow. My first was built during a workshop and I have also made a board maple bow as my first. This one is by far the nicest and my favorite to shoot. 60lbs at 28". 66" ttt. Very basic handle, I guess kind of Hill style. Antler for the rest and tip overlays. No grip, I like to see and feel the wood:) Thanks for looking!

[Roy from Pa]

Very nice,  tiller looks great.

[Igor]

I like it!

[George Tsoukalas]

Beauty! Congratulations! Jawge

[cynical_ant]

Thanks guys! Looking forward to packing it in the woods this year:)

[Mad Max]

Nice job
nice bend

 

[takefive]

Good looking bow!

[fujimo]

meeh! it looks ok

[frank bullitt]

That's a simple shooting stick!

Good work!  

[LittleBen]

Nice work, looks to be bending a bit more in the inner limbs, and I think you could probably narrow the tips more if desired, but overall nice bow. I Would never mess with that bow, looks good, just some constructive criticism to think about on the next one.

BTW there's seems to be something attached to your back ...

[cynical_ant]

Thanks for the feedback LittleBen. I am always looking for help with the process. I have shot this bow a ton and I am really liking it, so I have no plans on changing a thing! Yes there is something on my back. My little girl. She is now 15 months and she comes stumpshooting with me everytime I go out. Moms at work, we are shooting arrows! And thanks for the support fujimo    lol

[wood carver 2]

Originally posted by fujimo:
meeh! it looks ok

Not you too, Wayne! Or should I say Roy of the Northwest!      
That is a nice bow.
Dave.