Byron Ferguson Longbows

03/24/2014

We would like to thank all of the great people in Louisville, Columbus, Lansing and Erie for coming out and making those some really great shows! And congrats to all of those who picked up a Byron Ferguson Longbow while they were there!!!

03/24/2014

Here's a good looking woodsman we just finished out!!

03/10/2014

After we glue and cook the bow, it is laid out and sanded to the shape we want. Then the next most important step is filing in the string grooves.

02/17/2014

02/17/2014

The next step in making a longbow is the glueing process. We glue the fiberglass and our laminations and it all goes in the form to be cooked and cured which molds the bow into the shape we want.

02/10/2014

Congrats to Adam Livingston!! We just completed his Safari Supreme he named "imagine". Came out great and we're really proud of it!!

02/01/2014

We've been working hard on our catalog so now that its done we will get on with "The Birth of a Longbow". Sorry for the delay!!

02/01/2014

12/12/2013

Once we get the riser block laid out and rough cut, its time to feather it in. There are no "unimportant" steps to building a longbow, but if you don't have the riser properly shaped you will have a hinged limb which means your bow will break! You have to think of it like a airplane landing, you want a very soft even slope that feathers out into nothing. HEY THIS IS EASY!!! HAHA

12/11/2013

CHRISTMAS SPECIAL!!!!! BUY ANY BYRON FERGUSON LONGBOW AND YOU WILL GET ONE HALF DOZEN HEAVY HUNTER CARBON ARROWS TO MATCH THE BOW!!! THAT IS A $100 VALUE, OUR CHRISTMAS GIFT TO YOU!!!

12/11/2013

This is where all our longbows start... a dymondwood riser block and actionwood laminations.