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South MS Bowhunter
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Centaur Triple Carbon Dark Cocobolo riser with Cottonmouth skins.

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Fedora One piece

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Centaur Nice!!!!! Centaur very nice!!!!! Jim is the man.

God bless you all, Steve

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Here is a Shrew I used to own. Why did I sell this???

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Kadbow...
Nice to find out one of the owners of that bow.

I've had a few picture of that bow saved for some time now.

Those are one of my top 3 best looking limbs I've ever seen...not trying to rub it in..lol

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JamesKerr
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Sweet looking bows guys!

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holy smokes kadbow...feelin your pain on that one. Geez id give my left arm... that thing is a drool magnet

And v-archer, that bow immediately made me think of a sketchy tough ladies man going to the prom while pack heat under his tux.

keep this thread going.

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Bubinga riser, with maple snake inlay

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Macassar Ebony, Blood wood accents.

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Black Walnut, Maple accents

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Kadbow- I stole your idea for my new CH. 56" is a great length for a blind and this bow vanishes in one!

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My other new shrew is light and dark, but blends in real well

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Awesome color combinations guys keep them coming.
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quote:
Originally posted by DannyBows:
[QB] Nate at BamaBows builds awesome dark stained Curly Maple bows. This is a 58" Expedition Hunter in a 2pc.

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There are some beautiful recurves in this thread, but I LOVE the colors in your longbow. It makes me smile from ear to ear knowing that in a few weeks, I'll have a hunter model like it. I think the wood and colors I picked are identical to yours. Seeing your photos, I know I made a good choice.

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