I have got thinner stuff off Ebay before

I have a disc sander with a block at an angle. A flatter angle to get more glue surface. If I can remember I will get some pics tomorrow

Lookin' good Ray!

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I thought I edited that post up there after shooting some judos with the tracker,,, nah the arrows flew mint... I used the orange string and it didnt effect my arrows which were 470gr dark timbers with 5' fletch. 

one of my all time favorite bows,,,for a bow that has no carbon in the limbs just red em and it smokes many of my other recurves that are 3 times the price and known for being fast,,the bow is stable and accurate and once you understood the grip wanted to be choked which many people didn't eve give a chance the bow became a killing machine,  go watch those early chris sparks videos,, I won over 40 trophys with that recurve its retired and hangs proud on the #1 bow hook at home..

as for Ron Pittsley i shot along side him  at denton hill he had a bow that was completely finished in a zebra camo pattern...   I said jokingly C'mon Ron lets settle this right now then i watched him put 5 arrows into a strutting toms head that was 55yds up the hill at the huge practice field they had in coudersport,,,, I was stunned and said Ron you designed an amazing bow.   

40 years ago in Crested Butte Colorado with my 85 pound Big Five. I've still got a 1977 Hill Tembo in a much shoulder friendly weight and a Bivouac Union Jack. 

I always wanted to try one of your Follower Extreme bows Mike. It looked like a fine bow.  I have no doubt you could build a backset version that would be a shooter.  If I had the time I'd like to try to build one myself.  I've always been curious about building one with a riser in the center (not a traditional asl or a forward handle, but more of an English style).  I think Allen Boice built one like that, but it didn't get a lot of attention. There are a few pictures of Howard Hill shooting one though. 

I used my son's compound bow hardcase. TD Bear, dozen arrows. I did pack the BH's in separate plastic box and labeled them. Packed some clothes around them. Used TSA locks,  no issues. It was still under 50#'s. Next time, if there is one, going to use my double size plastic arrow case. I have already cut foam to accommodate the bow.

I get it from big Jim

Yeah Mint.  When I fly I donate the meat to the needy or to the ranch hands. It's not really worth it to ship it back home. I'll get plenty of meat here.