Originally posted by Goose Gossett:
As long as it shoots where I'm aiming, has sweet copperhead skins, made from a crazy snake bend with about 14 holes, and a Pope and Young whitetail attached at the business end. I don't ask for much haha
Well Goose, that was too much information. I just traded with another participant as you're a bit too high maintenance.
Originally posted by DVSHUNTER:
I do like takedowns I don't think I have one yet... Weird. I also like natural bias and bows with snake skins. Pretty much anything but a hill style. They hurt my teeth. Lol.
Thanks DVS, you answered my question. Good thing too, I've been on a Hill kick lately and was going that direction in lieu of more info. Then again, I may do it anyway and just send you a mouthguard and a raspberry beer.
Originally posted by Ranger44:
LOL canopyboy you could be talking about the person I drew also or me. I don't post much I mostly read. I can't find a whole lot more about my person than the specs I was sent.
I'm considering trying to build my first glass bow in the near future but don't think I'd do that for the trade bow. I try to build something I would like to have but I'm open to most anything as I'm not too experienced in trad bows.
I love archery and woodworking so building bows seemed like a logical thing to try but I'm really intrigued by some of the beautiful veneers people put under glass and the cool risers so I'll have to try it some day. I have a lot of woodworking equipment so building a bow hot box would just be another fun project. My recent retirement should also help a little with more shop time.
Ranger, I still don't know what you like. Except that I should use cool veneers. I guess I can work with that. Can your teeth take a Hill style?
Originally posted by Troy D. Breeding:
Personally I like all styles of bows as long as they are takedown.
Back when I used to travel alot the one piece I was shooting at that time was nothing but a pain.
After I switched back to the takedown style life became much easier.
Thank you Troy. Take down it is, I've been meaning to learn how to make one. Now comes the fun part.
Luckily, all this prodding did get the result I wanted. A straight answer from Ralph:
Originally posted by rmorris:
David, sorry about that but I do like recurves.