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» Care to tell us why it always leaves an impact that matches the shape of the head perfe…
» I'd replace the string before even trying to shoot it, as something in it may have rott…
» Just be carefull cause it does bloody hurt, though not as much as 37 of them in series,…
» Dry firing is pulling back and letting go, which this is not, and "dry firing good" wou…
» Did I say that THIS was the English Longbow instructable? No, I didn't. Go away and ta…
» lmao
» Jackalope is right on both counts. In a survival situation snares, deadfalls, and othe…
» And note that in the title it does say the word "Homemade". Have fun with trying to dr…
» dude I'm not talking about a frickin war bow here an average hunting bow is about 60-70…
» You are acctually quite wrong. "green sticks" as they are called fresh are hardly good…
» I'd replace the string before even trying to shoot it, as something in it may have rott…
» Just be carefull cause it does bloody hurt, though not as much as 37 of them in series,…
» Dry firing is pulling back and letting go, which this is not, and "dry firing good" wou…
» Did I say that THIS was the English Longbow instructable? No, I didn't. Go away and ta…
» lmao
» Jackalope is right on both counts. In a survival situation snares, deadfalls, and othe…
» And note that in the title it does say the word "Homemade". Have fun with trying to dr…
» dude I'm not talking about a frickin war bow here an average hunting bow is about 60-70…
» You are acctually quite wrong. "green sticks" as they are called fresh are hardly good…
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Feb 2, 2009. 8:25 PMLt. Duct Tape
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Red oak is by far the cheapest. Don't be tempted by Poplar; though it's cheap it's not dense enough unless you want a 20 pound pull.
Oct 2, 2008. 5:05 PMhomebowyerboy (author)
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Red Oak, American Ash, Lemonwood, Cherry, Black Walnut, Osage Orange, Yew, Black Locust, Hickory, and pretty much any other wood that has a very large amount of dark heartwood and a very small amount of the lighter sapwood.
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