Amazing generosity of our brothers and sisters.

[George D. Stout]

I just got this beautiful, hickory selfbow in the mail.  It was sent by someone who wanted me to have it.  It is beautifully made and a pleasure to hold and shoot.  I am certainly humbled by deeds such as this and really don't know how to adequately thank those who are such givers.  Thank you David  for this beautiful longbow.   I know there is magic in this weapon.

 

 

 

 

 

[J. Adams]

Indeed.  TradGang is comprised of some mighty fine folks!
 

[vermonster13]

Very nice.    

[Gaff]

yup, some great people here at the gang. you desearved it George. you gave me some arrows when i bought my longbow. for no other reason than you wanted me to shoot and enjoy! your a very generous person, and deserve everything you get..  

[bowhunterfrompast]

Nice     Is that a built in string keeper? It could double as a wind check.

[George D. Stout]

It is a string keeper.  I have a piece of turkey feather to hand on to the string for a wind check.  It's simply a beautiful bow.    

[Chris Surtees]

What a sweet bow    congrats to you and well done to whoever sent it          

[Killdeer]

Never ceases to amaze me how the folks here are. Kinda like Woodstock without the drugs.   :D  

Fine bow there, George. What does it pull, and how long is it? I just got a belt buckle in the mail that is really cool. I can't show it off until I send something back, but Keith sure gave up a pretty trinket there.

It is easy to relax here, because chances are, you will be regarded kindly by the members who happen to stumble across your post.
Killdeer  

[Dave2old]

That's a really Stout looking bow, George! dave

[George D. Stout]

Killdeer,  It is 68" between the nocks and 55#@28".  I draw it to 27".  It seems to really like 28", 50# spine cedars with 160 grain heads.  I'm going to give it a walk after lunch today...over and along the river and through the woods, then back to grandmother's house we will go.