[3pairs12]

Alright everybody else has a picture thread. I think it is time to show some bows. Archery season opens for me in a month and I want to see what some of you guys will be shooting. Here is mine Hoyt V Tech 62lbs draw. Cheesy quiver its outta here soon.
http://i256.photobucket.com/albums/hh175/steere12/hoyt.jpg

[shamus]

3 Vintage recurves

http://bp0.blogger.com/_Gs1SWWY8pDY/SBSTNIJG8_I/AAAAAAAAA-s/fCRmrrg6UV8/s400/three+vintage+recurves.jpg

[vicdotcom]

I love recurves.

[3pairs12]

Nice recurves. After this year I might go eith something that doesn't have training wheels.

[Browning]

I have two bows, one's just a standard wood English long bow with probably a 35-40 lbs draw weight and the other one's a Hungarian/Magyar recurve with a 65 lbs draw weight.

I don't have any pictures of either one readily available on my computer yet, but in looking on the web from the place I bought the second one from it kind of looks like this (just slightly different leather).

http://www.recurvebowshop.com/pictures/traditional%20recurve%20bows/grozer%20extra1%20C/fell/Grozer%20hungarian%20recurve%20bow%20extra%201c11.jpg
Magyar Traditional Recurve War Bow

I always liked primitive bows a little bit better, they've always seemed like they had more character than modern compound bows.

[wheelgunslinger]

great thread.

I'm building a couple of new ones right now, and I'll put up pics when they're finished.

[wulf]

there is not much to take a picture of. I make my own arrows with medieval styled bodkin points although they are more modern in weight than the original types.

[mole]

Well, here's the last that I churned out. 69" bamboo backed ipe with black cow horn tip overlays that is 60# at 29 inches.

http://i188.photobucket.com/albums/z239/borwish/DSCF0409.jpg

http://i188.photobucket.com/albums/z239/borwish/DSCF0400.jpg

[Dr. Tad Hussein Winslow]

How much to make one like that for me, mole? :)

[JTW Jr.]

one on the left is my 15yr old sons Hoyt GameMaster2
one on the right is my Hoyt Avenger , we just started archery at the end of last year.

it's nice to have a 20-25 yard practice range on the side of the house outside of my knifemaking shop.

http://members.cox.net/wylie.family/archery/Img_7420.jpg