New Goat Skin Belt Style Quiver with Handmade Arrows
Complete Set
Quiver comes with (6) handmade arrows made from ramin wood. They are 23″ long. Feathers have been glued and tied down.
Priced at $60 plus shipping
Quiver comes with (6) handmade arrows made from ramin wood. They are 23″ long. Feathers have been glued and tied down.
Priced at $60 plus shipping
66″ long, 47# @ 28″ draw
Has built in string follow.
The riser is made from paduk and yellow heart wood.
The grip is wrapped with natural polished hemp.
Priced at $310 which includes shipping anywhere in the US
Introducing what I call resurrected longbows. These are longbows that I find at garage sales that are broken and in need of “resurrecting”. I made a little video talking about them. They are pretty neat and well worth the time to make them new again and give them a second life.
Made by J.L. Paauwe
64″ long, 55# @ 28″ draw
Clear glass laminate
In excellent condition
Rate=8
$365 plus shipping
Hickory Raw Hide Backed Horse Bow
44″ long, 32# @ 22″ draw
Comes with (3) Lodge Pole Pine arrows matched for the bow. Self nocked with wild turkey feathers
Comes with bow stringer
Priced at $210 plus shipping
Pope and Young style belt quiver made from deer hide. Made to be worn on your belt. The length is 24 inches long. All handmade. Holds 1 dozen arrows.
$150 plus shipping
Made of smoked brain tanned leather with fringe at the bottom. It is 6″ wide at the top and 4″ wide at the bottom. Made with blue trade wool and glass seed beads. The strap is fully adjustable. Holds 1 dozen arrows.
$156 plus shipping
These primitive arrows are custom hand tapered for the primitive longbows. The wood used for these arrows is strong lodge pole pine. Each shaft is hand split and tapered from point to nock. Each shaft is spined to the exact poundage needed for the particular bow.
Field points are 23/64 160 grains. The trade point broad heads meet the legal requirements for hunting in most states. The length is 3″ long, 1″ wide and are 170 grains. The trade points are replicas of early trade points. They are hand forge creating a high carbon steel, .050 thick (dime thickness)
Sold by the dozen: Includes (6) trade points and (6) field points
$87 per dozen plus shipping.
The Primitive Hunter Style Longbow is a flat self-bow, crafted of high quality Hickory center wood, backed with raw hide. Available either right or left handed and made specifically to your draw length and poundage. (30#, 35#, 40#, 45#, 50#, 55#, 60#)
This longbow is named Primitive Hunter because it is a wide, pyramid shaped longbow that enables this longbow to be custom made with a shorter draw length. (63″ at a 28″ draw length)
Crafted with a natural flat stain finish, it’s available in different lengths based on your draw length. Bow lengths are from 55″ to 67″.
Order the “Brown Bear” today for $237 plus shipping.
New to my line of quivers, is the pocket/hip quiver.
It can be worn two ways, either on your belt or in your back pocket.
If you chose to wear it on your belt, just unsnap the loop and attach the quiver. No need to take your belt off to put the quiver on!
It’s handmade from vegetable tan leather and embossed with a deer head.
Can hold up to six arrows.
$20.00 plus shipping.
Pay Pal and money orders accepted.
To promote my bamboo arrows, I’m starting a new monthly giveaway contest.
Each month, I’ll read the submitted comments and pick one winner to receive one (1) free bamboo arrow.
I’ll even pick up the costs for shipping!
What’s the catch?
Nothing really. Just do these few things:
That’s it!
My rules for entry:
Fill out the comment below and tell me about your archery experience…what kind of bow do you shoot? What kind of arrows do you use? Why you’d like to try bamboo?
Only one entry per person, per address.
Must be 18 years of age or older.
Complete the comment with your name, mailing address and phone number.
I’ll contact each winner when chosen from the comment entries.
Recently, I had some leather arm guards specially made for me to sell at Hickory Stick Longbows. They are handmade from vegetable tanned leather by a master leather craftsman.
They are held onto your arm by adjustable elastic cords. An archer drawing his longbow is stamped onto the leather, for decoration. They can be worn by either men or women. I have many in stock that are ready for shipping. Price is $18 plus shipping.
I really enjoy hearing from my customers and getting feedback about their purchases. I had a recent customer mail me a real nice letter that I’d like to share.
“…Thanks for sending me your hand made bamboo arrow-I like it’s looks a lot. And it shoots fast and clean, real nice…Thanks for your help. Glad I phoned you.”
-Richard from Deer Park, WA
Thanks Richard for you letter, I appreciate your business!
I had a fine day out at Tomahawk Archers, last Sunday.
Toward the end of the day, my last customer gave all of us a quite unexpected and spectacular show of skill. Bruce Gray, of Saline Michigan, was interested in my fir tapered shaft arrows. We talked about their specs and I encouraged him to try shooting a few.
Bruce shot a few fir arrows and I suggested he try out my bamboo arrows. After Bruce shot his 3rd bamboo arrow, we heard a loud crack noise. I wasn’t sure what happened…I thought he broke one of the knocks.
Bruce said, “Well, I think I have to buy these.”
We all looked up and couldn’t believe our eyes…he shot a Robin Hood!
Wow, everybody in the club had to come over and check out the Robin Hood arrows. I think it’s pretty rare to Robin Hood wood arrows. All the guys were impressed and came over to talk to Bruce and see the arrows.
It was the coolest thing and made my day to see it…first hand. All, I could say was “Wow!”
It was a fine way to end the day.
Summer is finally here and I plan on going out my local archery clubs for their public shoots. It’s a great way to meet new archers and sell my archery equipment in person. This summer, I’ll be going to Tomahawk Archers. They’re located in Temperance, Michigan.
They have a real nice club and the folks there are top notch. So if you live near Michigan or Ohio, it would be a great way to try out my longbows and arrows. I always encourage everyone to give them a try…with no pressure to buy!
I’ll be updating my website and posting more videos and picture galleries of my handmade arrows. I’ve added a new video category, so if you’re interested in seeing examples of my longbows and arrows, they’ll be easy to find.
If you’d like to see how I make my arrows, leave me a comment below and I’ll try to make one of those too.