Rip — For years I turned my nose up at skins, and darned if I know why. More recently I’ve put them on two Shrews and had them right in the faces of many elk and deer and never once did glare cause a problem. Skins are great camo, so long as they’re not covered with a glossy finish. My favorite is cottonmouth, but diamonback is also gorgeous. While I’m sure you can abuse a bow sufficiently to cause the skins to start flaking off, I’ve not had that problem. It’s a big investment, either in time and labor, or money, but worth it for a bow you consider a keeper. Nice pics, nice bow. Dave
