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Why no snakeskins on the belly side of bows?

Started by warden415, March 20, 2007, 06:13:00 PM

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warden415

Why do I never see snakeskins on the belly of a bow? It is always on the back. Is it just common practice or is ther some reason no one ever puts it on the belly side? Steve

Eric Krewson

I think it would be overkill as far as the decoration goes and cover up the contrasting beauty of what ever wood is used.

Art B

Well now Eric, I reckon that it all depends on how the ol' snake was skinned out!



Sinew backed hickory (Slider)-ART B

Dano

A pretty snake belly deserves to be displayed, nice Pat!!

Seriously tho, getting a selfbow down to one ring on the back, you don't always end up with a real pretty piece of wood.
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mike g

Funny....
As soon as I started reading this thred, I thought could you put the belly of a snake on the belly side of a bow....
And low and behold, there it is....
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Orion

Most critters can't see the belly side of the bow when you're about to shoot at them so there's not as great a need to camo that side with a skin.

Jerry Jeffer

I saw a bow on an Australian bow site that had the whole limb covered with python skin.
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