So what archery books are you reading or what do you recommend? I’m in the middle of Bows on the little delta and so far I highly recommend it.

After seeing @Paul Jackson post about the knives he made, thought I would share a few I have made. I didn’t want to hijack his post. 1st three pics are a knife I finally made for myself. This drop point is 1095 steel with a deer antler handle made from a shed I found on property adjacent to our Camp. The next I made for our Bear hunting guide and his wife. The next two were made for friends and the last one I made for my aunt to give to my Uncle for Christmas. I make all my own sheaths and leather stamps.

Do you have your own Traditional Workbench area where you build arrows or hang your bow? Let’s share a photo or video in the comments below! I am sure we will get ideas on how we can make our own shop or workbench or TradBowhunting space even better!

With the cold temps we have been having, Little Brae’s bow needs tillering, but with no heat in the garage, it has to wait. So, the next project is a wool Anorak with liner. Got the pattern from Peek-a-boo patterns. Sent them to the printer and got them printed out on some big paper. I had a roll of clear vinyl that I placed over the pattern sheet. Traced out my patterns for an XXL Anorak. The pattern has lines for small up to XXXL. The vinyl allows me to trace out what I need without destroying the pattern sheet. Once the vinyl patterns were cut out, I transferred to the wool and the liner material. I got my wool off eBay. It is a wool blanket that is 66”x96”. I cut out all the material and tomorrow I will start sewi…..I mean thread injecting. LOL

Hello everybody sorry for my english i am french , i bowhunt since i was 17 years old and traditional since 30 years , i am a bear guide in Fort Coulonge area and i hope i can share my experience whit you Thanks