Big thanks for help on 1st bbo

[Mad Dog]

Thanks to everyone on here for tips and ideas to help me with my 1st BBO bow.

I gotta thank Roy from Pa from his insprirational conversation that went something like "don't be chicken chit and get building". That got me moving.

Thanks to Dean Torges for letting me stop by and purchase a book and give me feedback on how I was coming along.

Thanks to Tom Turgeon for the very informative, keep it simple type of class.

Lastly thanks Pat B, bowjunkie, and takefive for their take on tillering. It came out pretty smooth shooting for my first attempt.

The stats, 63" ntn, 51# @ 27" straight limbed Torges style, antler rest, walnut tips.

Without further ado here's the pics

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[wood carver 2]

Nice!      
Dave.

[Crittergetter]

Sweet!!!!!! I've yet to tackle a boo back bow, my wife got me Toms Cd last year just haven't given it a go yet. Great looking bow!    

[bowhntineverythingnh03743]

Great job!

[takefive]

Nice work on your bow!  I like everything about it especially that smooth taper at the fades.  Congrats!

[timbermoose]

  well done sir. Well done.

[Zradix]

Looks damn nice.
       

[Roy from Pa]

I guess it's OK..  

Very nice, Bob..

[canopyboy]

Well done!

[Mad Dog]

Thanks for the comments guys.
Roy I'm watching your sweet looking newest trilam build, cause I still got the materials from Kenny teasing me to make a trilam. Maybe after deer season.

[Roy from Pa]

"don't be chicken chit and get building"

LOL