Just watched the video and looking forward to part 2 and 3. Thank you Clay

Nice work Clay and very smooth editing. Look forward to seeing more…

I’m not into building bows Clay but I watched and found it very interesting! As far as explaining “how to” and that stuff on a scale of 1- 10 I would give a 9.5. But then after watching the “bunny and bear videos” who would expect anything less:wink:

Bruce

Really cool Clay. I always thought of trying to make a selfbow. I can’t wait to see more.

Thanks,

Carey

This is awesome! I have two Osage splits curing in my basement and these vids will come in handy. Can’t wait for the next one!

Greg

Oh, you make it look so easy. I’ve gone through 3 staves and ruined everyone. Thank you for sharing, I’ll be watching for the next episode!

-Jeremy

Very easy to see- understand – and follow the process. looking forward to the next episode —

Thanks

Scout

Nice work again Clay. Look forward to seeing more…

In several dozen wood bows I built, not a one came out “just so” and was a keeper. So I gave up at least for now. But Clay knows what he’s doing and I have the proof–a very lovely snakey Osage selfbow (one he built in a previous build-along here) and I never thought wood could be so good. While it’s a bit stiffer drawing than my Shrew, it doesn’t stack, no hand shock, quiet, accurate, and fast for wood. I will definitely kill an elk with it one of these days. Thanks for sharing your skill and experience, Clay. Dave

Clay that was the best. Really enjoyed them.

Clay real nice. No probs with the video. Your web site looked good also. Thanks

nice work clay and all very instructive. it would be nice to see the finished (sanded and sealed) bow flinging a few arrows just to take it full circle, although i realise this would take considerably more time. really enjoyed all three videos.