New Yew recurve (near complete) Lots of pics.

[stovie]

Smart work Dwardo...very impressed

 

[marcelxl]

Impressive sir!

I keep thinking about a more traditional bow, should really have a stab at one myself.......

 

[Thijzzz]

Absolutely gorgeous!
The buffalo horn makes the tips look like deer hooves!

 

[calgarychef]

Gorgeous bow! Thanks for sharing the pics, it always makes my heart flutter when I think about archery. It's interesting that you made a recurve rather than the traditional longbow but it looks nice and I think in the right hands could definately "make meat"

 

[craeg]

Dude, that is beautiful. Do you sell any on? Where did you get your yew?

ATB
Craeg

 

[dwardo]

Dude, that is beautiful. Do you sell any on? Where did you get your yew?

ATB
Craeg

I have a few friends who are in forestry and tree surgery.
I am thinking of selling a few very soon, well i am not the missus is though "why do you need 10 bows at a time?? especialy when we are skint!"

I am currently trying out all of our local woods with few different designs, all primitive 60-65 inch 45-50lbs heated treated with flipped tips. If i do get a few together to sell then it will be through here (once i sort my subscription again)

I know price is always going to be the key as to which i so far have no idea. What i do know is there is a lot of hours per bow maybe 20-30 hours in most so i dunno i realy dont.

This is the next, hazel bumps n all, heat treat 64inch 50lbs at 28. Just going through boot camp and providing it makes that ill tart it up.