The Kurgan by Fairbow a new design in recurved hunting or glass-based composite 'horse bows'.The Kurgan is made of Bamboo cores wedged between fiberglass layers.The grip or handle area is glued in between the bamboo cores and underneath the glass. The Kurgan is a variety of the well known 5-c...

Perhaps the world's most famous bow wood, translated in French it is called 'Bois d'arc ' literally: Bow wood. Held in high regard and highly sought after Osage Orange, or botanically known as Maclura Pomifera with its characteristic heartwood orange bark and bronze glowing wood. In this 72-inch...

Perhaps the world's most famous bow wood, translated in French it is called 'Bois d'arc ' literally: Bow wood. Held in high regard and highly sought after Osage Orange, or botanically known as Maclura Pomifera with its characteristic heartwood orange bark and bronze glowing wood. In this 72-inch...

Perhaps the world's most famous bow wood, translated in French it is called 'Bois d'arc ' literally: Bow wood. Held in high regard and highly sought after Osage Orange, or botanically known as Maclura Pomifera with its characteristic heartwood orange bark and bronze glowing wood. In this 65-inch...

Perhaps the world's most famous bow wood, translated in French it is called 'Bois d'arc ' literally: Bow wood. Held in high regard and highly sought after Osage Orange, or botanically known as Maclura Pomifera with its characteristic heartwood orange bark and bronze glowing wood. In this 72-inch...

Perhaps the world's most famous bow wood, translated in french it is called 'Bois d'arc ' literally: Bow wood. Held in high regard and highly sought after Osage Orange, or botanically known as Maclura Pomifera with its characteristic heartwood orange bark and bronze glowing wood. In this 70-inch...

The Penobscot is the only bow that is adjustable in strength (lbs).By making the two strings attached between the limbs of the two bows, you can make it differ in draw-weight.It was invented by the Penobscot-Native Americans, who couldn't make a strong bow out of one piece of wood, so they invent...

Perhaps the world's most underrated bow wood is Robinia, also known as Faux Acacia. A very very good bow wood for flatbow designs.  This wood is botanically known as Robinia pseudoacacia with its characteristic bumps and snakey-ness. This bow is exactly that: very snakey. On top of that, we glued...

Made out of Yew-wood (Taxus Breviola). This bow is made to come round compass, tillered to 30 inches, with horn nocks (superior class) A Mother of Pearl arrow pass and a bowyers mark. This piece of excellent wood does it all. This bow has blond cow horn nocks.Notice the character of this bow with...

Made out of Europian Elm. (Ulmus Holandica) This bow is a perfect replica of the Mary Rose mean wood bows. Made to come round compass, tillered to 32 inches, horn nock (superior class) wooden arrow pass laid in and a bowyers mark. This piece of character wood does it all. This bow has horn nocks ...

Perhaps the world's most famous bow wood, translated in french it is called 'Bois d'arc ' literally: Bow wood. Held in high regard and highly sought after Osage Orange, or botanically known as Maclura Pomifera with its characteristic orange bark and bronze glowing heartwood. In this 69-inch flat...

Perhaps the world's most famous bow wood the Yew wood. Taxus Baccata, with is characteristic heartwood and Sapwood. In this 6-inch crowned limb design bow, we straightened the belly and left the backing proud. The tips are made of Heartwood Elm overlays.The cambium is still showing as we only bar...

Perhaps the world's most famous bow wood the Yew wood. Taxus Baccata, with is characteristic heartwood and Sapwood. In this 66-inch hollow limb design bow, we recurved the tips and made Osage Orange nock overlays.The cambium is still showing as we only barely scraped off the bark leaving one sing...

The Penobscot is the only bow which is adjustable in strength (lbs).By making the two strings attached between the limbs of the two bows, you can make it differ in drawweight.It was invented by the Penobscot-Native Americans, who couldn't make a strong bow out of one piece of wood, so they invent...

The Penobscot is the only bow which is adjustable in strength (lbs).By making the two strings attached between the limbs of the two bows, you can make it differ in drawweight.It was invented by the Penobscot-Native Americans, who couldn't make a strong bow out of one piece of wood, so they invent...

Made out of Europian Yew (taxus baccata). This bow is a perfect replica of the Mary Rose bows. Made to come round compass, tillered to 32 inches, horn nock (superior class) arrow pass burned in and a bowyers mark. This piece of character wood does it all. This bow has blond cow horn horn nocks an...