Ed Scott

[coyote2]

Hey guy's I came across this thought you guy's would like to watch some good info and watching I think it is 6 parts watch the "Uncut" ones
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWVrNbEMqRg&feature=channel

Mr. Scott makes a sweet stick..

[KellyG]

Watched the first one, and it is very interesting

[Axes bows n knives]

I watched them all a while ago. They are very good to watch for the begining bowyer to learn the basics. I really like the way he makes his osage sinew backed bows. With the flat bow look at first then the non bending tips. Very cool.

[KellyG]

I got part 2 down I whish my internet was fater. 17min to watch and 17min to down load, but worth it.

[scrub-buster]

I was lucky enough to meet Ed Scott at Cloverdale this past summer.  He is an incredible man.  I could have sat and talked to him about bow making for hours.

[red hill]

Yeah, I've watched those videos, too.  He seems such a knowledgable and sincere gentleman.  Scrub, you certainly did get lucky.
Stan

[1oldbowguy]

Thanks for the post, watching then is great.

[NYArrow]

Thanks! This guy is really good. Any of you have or know someone that has one of his bows?

[WestTexan]

Thanks for the link.....pretty cool I wasn't expecting it when he brought up the art work on the first bow in Part 2 about Meyers Springs.....I lived on that ranch for 12 years.

[KellyG]

He is almost scary to watch with that axe. But he gets wood off and quick. I have only gotton thru 4 hope to get the next on soon.
Thanks for the link,
Kelly

[scrub-buster]

Originally posted by red hill:
Yeah, I've watched those videos, too.  He seems such a knowledgable and sincere gentleman.  Scrub, you certainly did get lucky.
Stan

I wish I had my camera with me.  I would have loved to get a picture with him.  He asked to look at me bow.  He looked it over real good and gave me some suggestions to improve the next one I build.  I talked to him for a while and then moved on.  Several hours later when I was walking away from the vendors tent to leave, I heard someone call out my name.  It was Mr. Scott.  He waved and said bye.  I was amazed that he remembered my name.  There was probably a couple of hundred people there that had stopped and talked to him.  Hopefully he is there again this year.

[b.glass]

Just the chance to see some of his bows is worth the watch!