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- Thread starter Barney
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Cheers for the link, It,s to expensive for me, I was looking for something a bit cheaper, as an introduction to archery.
Hi barney why dont you make one, you would be suprised what you can make a bow out of, i made one out of lallandi might be spelled wrong though, works really good and seems powerfull, i also made one from a privite when i was a kid i used to fire arrows about 200 yards with it
Hello mate, nice to here from you. I have been thinking along the same line myself. I always end up making one for the lad when we camp it, its not such a leap to make a big boys one is it
Hello mate, nice to here from you. I have been thinking along the same line myself. I always end up making one for the lad when we camp it, its not such a leap to make a big boys one is it
no it aint and the lalandi is very flexable and strong
I used to use Ash, there's always plenty of young ones about and they choke each other out of the light. I made ones for the boys out of hazel when they were little.
I hadn't thought of the leylandii, it makes good firebows though
cheers,
Toddy
I hadn't thought of the leylandii, it makes good firebows though
cheers,
Toddy
I have seen a couple of mountain ash, they are about three inch round and perfectly straight, I don't like the idea of just chopping one down though.
I used to use Ash, there's always plenty of young ones about and they choke each other out of the light. I made ones for the boys out of hazel when they were little.
I hadn't thought of the leylandii, it makes good firebows though
cheers,
Toddy
i made one at the viking meet mary just before we went home ita a cracker
I suppose it's context again.
I was helping the local countryside ranger clear out an area where young oak trees were being suffocated by faster growing young ash, so the ash were being removed anyway.
Around here they seed prolifically, in fact I have three in my garden that I didn't weed out last year and are now three feet high They 'have' to come out this time round.
cheers,
Toddy
I was helping the local countryside ranger clear out an area where young oak trees were being suffocated by faster growing young ash, so the ash were being removed anyway.
Around here they seed prolifically, in fact I have three in my garden that I didn't weed out last year and are now three feet high
They 'have' to come out this time round.cheers,
Toddy
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