Snakey Osage 2020

[Shredd]

  nice looking bow, mark...   i don't make this style bow but i just thought of something...  i am not sure of everyone's process but should you be shooting the bow also, so that it gets used to the shock at 20" of draw instead of just flexing it all the time up to 28" and then shooting it...  or is this not common practice or ever been tried...

[Mad Max]

Some people like to shoot them, and then do a final tiller.

[Roy from Pa]

Yup what Mark said.
Wooden bows are more finicky than glass bows.

[Mad Max]

Belly of the tip












71" NTN  35#@28"

[Roy from Pa]

WOW....

Mark you did one hell of an awesome job on that...

[Buemaker]

Wonderful. 

[Mad Max]

Thanks

[Roy from Pa]

Oh and Mark....

I GUESS IT'S OK:)

LOL

[KellyG]

Awesome job! The only issue I can see is if you laid it too near the wrong person it might get shot, or they break their necks trying to get away from it.

[Flem]

Thats a work of art, patience and skill. Hats off

[kennym]

That is most excellent Mark!! 

[Mad Max]

Thanks all, It was a fun project

[Longcruise]

Wow!   

[Roy from Pa]

Maxi-boy, that is the finest bow I've ever seen here on the bench.

You did outstanding....

[TIM B]

Wow that's impressive....I have a stave I'm saving for retirement....it will be my first.....that's great and inspiring
Tim B

[Mad Max]

Wow 
Thanks Roy

Thanks guy's

[Mad Max]

Wow that's impressive....I have a stave I'm saving for retirement....it will be my first.....that's great and inspiring
Tim B

There fun and a pain at the same time

[Bvas]

I feel like I am just restating the obvious. That is a beautiful work of art!!
Very nice Mark 

Sooooo, I know you've had it to full draw, but have ya flung an arrows with it?
Is it functional art?

[Mad Max]

I have not shot it, but I'm sure it can be shot.
I thought it would have been more than 35#'s, It seems to be thick enough.

[Roughcountry]

Very Cool. I think the art word fits just fine. Thanks for takin us along.