Looks like you have worm holes in the stacked wood you are showcasing your bow on. If that is bow wood you better debark it and investigate it.

That's a good idea. If you decide to reduce it MoJam with it's high temps a lot of sunshine would be a good place to start the color change back dark again and plenty of experienced bowyers there to help with the reduction.

Quote from: DVSHUNTER on October 29, 2025, 09:24:26 PMWell done! Nice clean lines and finish work! I never doubted you!

Thanks again Dave! I'm pretty happy with this one. I've got a couple others in the works that look promising.

I decided to just not mess with it right now,,, i was thinking of going to mojam next year and may bring it so people can see it in person and help me decide if i should scrape it while there. 

 

Yes, it will probably be yellow if you scrape it. Depending on how old the wood will determine on the color. It could be bright yellow, yellow brown or dark brown like rainman said. Exposure to sunlight is what makes the color darken.

Well done! Nice clean lines and finish work! I never doubted you!

Quote from: supernaut on October 28, 2025, 10:00:54 AMKilled 10-27

Bear Super Kodiak 55#. 2016 tipped with 150 grain Magnus Stinger Killer Bee. 20 yard, 100 yard recovery. Heard him crash.

Nice buck!  Like that knife too.

Congratulations! What a buck!

Thanks all!

Jed, that knife worked beautifully. I was almost afraid to get it bloody because it's so pretty but......it got bloody. Held a great edge and cleaned up nicely. Thanks again my friend.