You guys are making my day and I thank you again.
I'm learning a little bit more each time a build a new bow and getting some great advice from master bowyer Charlie lamb as I go. He will be back for the fall hunt so I will see how the bows pass the Charlie test!!
Yes Frank, On this next bow I will be using Kenny's lams and riser wood which are awesome by the way. The last bow was made from a board cut into billets 3"w x 5/8 thick x75" long and spliced. Way more work on the tillering but I'm used to that, Doing it the hard way :D
Everytime I looked through that old ad in the TBM's I couldn't stop going back and drooling over it. So simple yet great looking and after shooting Charlie's all bamboo model I was hooked. I said it earlier but I have to say it again it was so smooth and quiet I knew I had to build it. Charlie can sure build them thats for sure and I plan on staying with this type of bow Osage/Bamboo and all Bamboo till I get them down. I am working on a short sienew and snake skinned backed bow for the turkey blind but the Hill style is what I want to make mostly.
Jsweka, You need to build one bud. David Miller makes the same bow and he calls it "The Sage" and I have a hard time staying off his web site. He sure makes some gorgeous bows and I would love to shoot one some day.
Tracy