Our passion is in crafting longbows from pacific yew. We believe in a bow building process which allows us to listen to the wood. All our bows are unique and while we can emulate one you see, no two bows will ever be identical.
All bows come with 2 Fast Flight strings, a stringing string, and a protective fleece bow sock. Arrow passes can be added to the other side for lefties. Leather grips available on request. Longbow up to 65 lbs.: $1150 CAD Heavy Longbow 66-85 lbs.: $1350 CAD Warbow 86-105 lbs.: $1550 CAD Heavy Warbow over 106lbs.: $1750 CAD |
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115# @ 32"
This is a stunning warbow. Shoots with a serious punch and will fly those arrows fast and far. Named after a lion (who is the guardian of the Desert of Colours). It is finished with a burned arrow pass (symbol for lion) and black bison horn caps.
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72# @ 30"
A lovely tight grained pacific yew selfbow. Shoots like the breeze and is aptly named after the Greek wind gods. Has a symbol for wind burned on for the arrow pass and streaked bison horn caps.
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65# @ 26"
Hunting longbow style, with black bison tip overlays and a stunning deep red to brown stain. The style makes the bow a bit lighter with less hand shock. Named after a jötunn (Norse giant). Burned symbol for an arrow pass.
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60# @ 30"
This bow has a stunning contrast between heartwood & sapwood. Calis is an Irish name for Moon Elf. Finished with jet black stone inlay and light streaked horn caps. A strong bow, with a sharp, clean shot.
58# @ 29"
Beautiful lines and feel to this one, very comfortable in the hand with no stacking or hand shock. Named after a saint who carried a Yew staff. Ciernen is finished with a blue lapis stone inlay arrow pass and cream & brown streaked horn caps.
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55# @ 26"
This bow is light in the hand, but still quick and snappy. A longbow hunting style with black bison tip overlays. Real fun to shoot. Nyriki is a Finish god of the hunt. Burned symbol for the arrow pass.
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53# @ 28"
Lovely contrast between the sapwood & heartwood. Finished with jet black stone inlay and streaked bison horn caps. Leuke is named after a guardian tree. This bow is a very smooth shot with very little stacking and non-existent hand shock. It will send the arrows flying faster than you expect.
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50# @ 30"
This bow is a very smooth shot with very little stacking and non-existent hand shock. It will send the arrows flying faster than you expect. Lovely contrast between the sapwood & heartwood. Finished with jet black inlay and streaked bison horn caps. The name is old Norse for Morning Star.
48# @ 32"
Aeos is the name of one of the horses of the sun God Helios. The opportunity to get the feel of a warbow without the weight. Tight grain, exceptional contrast are seen in this bow. Finished with black bison horn caps and a burned arrows pass.
48# @ 29"
Named for the time of evening, just before dusk (the dimming of the day). Just feels right in your hand - comfortable, easy to shoot, no hand shock. Finished with lapis stone inlay and black bison horn caps.
46# @ 28"
In honour of the rain forests in which our yew grows, this name means "rain cloud". Straight bow that has a some beautiful character - a couple little hills on the limb. Finished with jet black stone inlays and streaked (white, black, & brown) horn caps. Feels light in the hand and to shoot.
45# @ 28"
A great bow - nice shot, smooth pull with no stacking, and very low handshock. Finished with green malachite inlay and streaked horn caps. The name is after Saint Padarn who planted a yew stave in Llanerfyl, Wales.
45# @ 28"
A bow with dramatic contrast between the Pacific yew heartwood & the bamboo. This bow will serve you well. It has a copper inlay for the arrow pass, bison horn tip overlays, and will get a leather handle wrap. A great bow, with low stacking and very little hand shock. Named after a sacred yew tree.
42# @ 28"
With lovely lines and an easy smooth pull, this one is a joy to shoot. Leif is finished with a blue lapis stone inlay arrow pass and light streaked bison horn caps. A Icelandic explorer - perhaps the first European to land in North America.
35# @ 29"
A great little bow, will send the arrows faster than you'd think! Streaked horn caps and a malachite arrow pass. Named for a Yew goddess. Shoots great, no hand shock and low stacking.
34# @ 28"
This lighter bow has a smooth draw and is still quick. This bow has tight grain and deep rich heartwood colour. Also has a copper inlay for the arrow pass and dark, streaked horn caps. The name comes from old English and means "to become day".
33# @ 29"
This bow has a lovely colour contrast and a green malachite arrow pass. Smooth pull, fast for its draw weight. Very light and comfortable in the hand. The name Zia, is from the Latin for "spledor & light".
30# @ 28"
Deep, rich colour contrast with striking green malachite stone inlay really make this beauty stand out! The name is from a tree of life from the city of Babylon and also means a "favourable sign" (Mesopotamian). Has streaked horn caps. A sweet bow.
28# @ 26"
Oona is a fairy queen and this bow would fits the name perfectly. Dainty but not to be pushed around. Finished with a lapis stone inlay for the arrow rest and black horn caps. Smooth, easy pull and will sit in your hand with ease.
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