We've had a great turnout for this year's wood bow clinics; with 9 oak, maple and elm bows underway, and 5 more already planned. This Sunday we'll be working on tillering (maybe working at the range tables) as well as getting new bows started.

Remember that this year we're prepping bow blanks to basic shape for you, so within 2-3 weeks you'll be tillering your own bow. The team is wood shopping this week, so we can still get a few more bows started if we know in advance you're coming. We request a $20 donation to help cover our wood and material costs, plus whatever you chip in towards coffee and snacks. See you there!

We have 16 wooden bows already underway this year, with a few more expected before we move on to arrows, leatherwork, and 3D. This Sunday we'll be prepared to review your wood removal, get nocks cut, and continue your tillering - as weather permits we'll move outdoors to the range tables for wood work. I'll also bring linen for backing bows that can use it; this is something you can do at home with some Titebond III glue.

Also on the docket for Sunday is an experimental fix for shot-out 3D targets; we'll be applying some two-part foam and see if we can salvage some worn-out inventory. See you there!

We have a lot of bows underway and expect 1-2 more starts; this Sunday we should have many of them on the tillering rigs. Dave and Jeff will be away, but I will bring as many tools as I can. Bring your own scrapers, sanding blocks,  60-100-150 sandpaper and long strings, and if you have a vise or clamps to hold bows on tables, bring them too - weather permitting we'll go over to the range.