Awesome, can't wait for the pics! :)

Here's a pic of my bow, with one of my arrows as well.

http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b6cc05b3127cce805f99adb6e100000016108AcNGzh...


This one is red oak (same board as my first effort) backed with silk.  I used old neckties from Goodwill, one of which still had the 60.00 price tag!   These are applied with Tightbond III.   
With the limited amount of shooting I've been able to do (very rainy) it seems to be quite good.   Pulls right near 50 pounds at a 28" draw.
The arrows are made of hardware store dowels, 3/8" Ramin.  I have a taper tool and some regular field points on order, these are fitted with .38 special "blunts".
A fellow forumite on the Primitive Archer forum sent me a big pile of turkey and gray goose feathers, so I'll be making more arrows too.
Next up is to start work on the Osage Orange stave I aquired.

That's a "flatbow", essentially rectangular in cross section.   Directions are taken almost directly from Jawge's site:

http://www.angelfire.com/magic/jawge/boardbowbuildalong.html

I've been able to do a bit more shooting, and this one seems very nice.  Smooth and stable with little handshock. 
I'm hoping to get out to the local field range over the weekend if the weather holds.