beautiful either way such craftsmanship seems to be almost lost in this day and age peace love and life
@johnjriggsarchery2457
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@@lukeadams8565 We'll keep it alive.
@estelpereira5011
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Nice style to bring back.
@johnjriggsarchery2457
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@@estelpereira5011 You're very kind. I appreciate that through the cloud of sanding dust that encircles me.
@estelpereira5011
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@@johnjriggsarchery2457 I love that cloud! Unless my allergies are acting up. You're welcome,
@user-mb4se6km5p
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Maybe reflex or light recurve? I always try getting short bows with my 27+ draw. Good morning John I enjoy your morning videos. I had to leave beautiful Northern Arizona to come to the West Coast and weld and make money. I will be back in the woods soon. Thank you
@johnjriggsarchery2457
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@@user-mb4se6km5p Hello and thank you. You'll get back to Arizona. Maybe stop off in northern Michigan on your way back; just a little out of the way.
@danielspain7231
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Hello John figured out why I prefer short bows over long, apart from just preference and I think it is because when I draw a long bow (not an elb but anything say over 52” my preferred max) I feel like I am pulling back a string attached to a bow, not drawing the bow as a complete object, with a short bow I feel as though I am drawing the limbs, the whole bow, from the energy in the string and the moving limbs, and the string almost becomes invisible, whereas in a longbow there is just too much string in the equation ! Shortbows feel complete, longbows however finished feel like a bow with a string attached , I know what I mean 😅 Nice video by the way
@johnjriggsarchery2457
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@@danielspain7231 I do and you put it quite well. Bow makers are philosophers.
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