Camo Painting

[bigbadjon]

Just painting my bow. Killing time til the season starts.

[Steve Jr]

That looks great ! I can't make my self paint my customs all though I love the camo colors. I will sometimes put camo tape on them though. Nice job 

[bunyan]

I just finished camp painting my old recurve. I hunt from the ground and it's an el cheapo bow with black limbs, so I figure it might help, and it definitely wont hurt!

[Sam McMichael]

I used a very simple but effective pattern to camouflage several bows. I used green, brown, tan, and grey spray paints. I sprayed one side of the bow in sections of 6 or 8 inches, alternating the colors. Then on the other side I did the same thing using a different alignment of the colors. This simplistic approach causes the bow to disappear and only takes a few minutes. I used one of the hunting related brands of paint that is supposed to easily come off with their paint remover. That part of the scheme didn't work so well.

[J. Cook]

That looks fantastic!  I just did one last week - turned out good, but not as slick as yours. I used the flexible gutter guard to create the pattern.

[Box Call 68]

I have a 40# black bear riser with 64" samick journey limbs frankenbow.going to rattle can a yellow phase timber rattler camo pattern on it.those snakes have an impressive pattern.

[Roy from Pa]

Wouldn't mind having this skin.

[Red Beastmaster]

I just did my bow with camo duct tape. Turned out so well I plan on doing another one. I have no problem covering black glass limbs. I never did care for them.

[bigbadjon]

A rattle can is much easier to obtain than a rattle snake... I'll stick to paint.

[Terry Green]

What kind of bow is that?

[bigbadjon]

Mine? It is a Hoyt Tiburon. It is essentially a Hoyt Buffalo with a bridge to stiffen it up. It is where a hunting bow meets a target bow.