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Thanks, Sparky. Joni is feeling a bit under the weatehr so I didn't ask her to snap a pic. She's calle "Lemon Bow". Jawge
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Your an artist Jawge, bowyer just don't do it. Nice work
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Nice work George.Works everytime if you take the scientific approach.
Mac~
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Thanks, Timo. Glad you like it. Got next week off too...LOL. Thanks, Dano, just a guy having fun'll do it. Jawge
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She shoots well, George. Actually, the same as any other bow with 1.5 inches of set. She became a bow pretty fast actually. I'd stack it right there with any of the white woods I have used. I ledt it natural 'casue the wood is purty. Jawge
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Thanks, Mac. This one was more like flying without instruments. When I looekd at it for the first time Ithough I would make a longbow. I decided that it didn't seem to have the elb style wood. Dunno why. Then I thought i would make a pyramid style handle bow. Nope. Figured wouldn't be enough wood at 1.5 in. wide so I went wit the safe design. She's a good one tho. Thanks. Jawge
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