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We are specialist in everything connected with different woods bows. Because of our position we have three basic and important points to make the best design, as well as the exotism and beauty of the materials.

Our wood is completely exotic. Many of them will be not known by you that´s why we have selected and prove each of them in several designs and we could prove through together with the carftmen of the Tribe the best fitted for archery.
You will be able to enjoy the unique experience of possessing bows made in exotic woods that no other person around you have ever tried before. Pampas Bows brings an excellent price for your business, so you can choose the woods you prefer for distribute or make your bows.

Our wood is completely seasoned, because it is the outmost importance for the making of bows and for the process of natural dryness carried out by the Aborigenes. We are very careful about the seasoning, dryness and resistance of the woods of your bows.

The selection of the woods is the work of the Indians who choose the best pieces to make bows. They search natural lines, stripes and chawings, together with the porosity that has so much to do with the flexibility of the woods. They are a group devoted to excellency.

EXOTIC WOOD LIST

White Algarrobo

Yellow Incienzo

White Guatambú

Guayabí , Black Ash

	WHITE GUATAMBU One of the best native woods whose relation among flexion index and compression do it apt for limbs utilization. It´s flexion properties are known in Argentina since it was utilized for a long time for the construction of solid fishing rods. Natives also were knowing this one properties and were manufacturing very small and great performance bows. Name: Mora Amarilla Specific Weight (kg/dm3) : 0,82 Weight (lb/cb.ft): 51 Elasticity Flexion Module (E=kg/cm2): 110566 Elastic Modulus (E=lb/sq.ft) 226453 Re N/A: Rr: 935 Rr (lb/sq.ft): 1915 Paralell Compression \|\| 714 Paralell Compression \|\| (lb/sq.ft) 1462 Woody radios homogeneous Grain straight Vein kind a few Hardness Hard Color Veins N/A Duramen color White beige Color category Whites Stability Mediate Application Limbs
	GRAPIA Named Ivirá Peré In indigenous idiom, or white wood. Only grows in Argentina. Is yellow-colored whitish with excellent properties for limbs and riser confexión. Name: Grapia Specific Weight (kg/dm3) : 0,83 Weight (lb/cb.ft): 52 Elasticity Flexion Module (E=kg/cm2): 122880 Elastic Modulus (E=lb/sq.ft) 251674 Re 770 Rr: 966 Rr (lb/sq.ft): 1978 Paralell Compression \|\| 633 Paralell Compression \|\| (lb/sq.ft) 1296 Woody radios homogeneous Grain straight Vein kind a few Hardness Hard Color Veins N/A Duramen color Yellow ochre Color category Yellows Stability Mediate Application Risers
	YELLOW MORA Exotic gleaned wood of long staple and grain with excellent INDEX of contraction and flexion. Only grows in Argentina and its vulgar name isPampa Moorish. It was utilized for bows by the indigenous natives. Show a dark yellow color. Name: Mora Amarilla Specific Weight (kg/dm3) : 0,941 Weight (lb/cb.ft): 59 Elasticity Flexion Module (E=kg/cm2): 150000 Elastic Modulus (E=lb/sq.ft) 307219 Re n/a Rr: 900 Rr (lb/sq.ft): 1843 Paralell Compression \|\| 928 Paralell Compression \|\| (lb/sq.ft) 1901 Woody radios homogeneous Grain gleaned and straight Vein kind marked Hardness Hard Color Veins N/A Duramen color dark Yellow Color category Yellows Stability High Application Risers and limbs
	CURUPAY Excellent wood, in order to be utilized in risers and most of all in limbs. It possesses one of the best relations of flexion index and compression that permits little thicknesses of risers with great power, producing a very fast bow. Besides its intense red color that is obscured brown reddish do it one of the best Argentina woods. Due to these properties of flexion and his great weight was an one belonging to the woods utilized for the South American ethnoses for longbows's confection of fishing and war bows that were shooting up with until 120 pounds. Name: Curupay Specific Weight (kg/dm3) : 1,07545 Weight (lb/cb.ft): 67 Elasticity Flexion Module (E=kg/cm2): 134322 Elastic Modulus (E=lb/sq.ft) 275109 Re 652 Rr: 1107 Rr (lb/sq.ft): 2267 Paralell Compression \|\| 741 Paralell Compression \|\| (lb/sq.ft) 1518 Woody radios homogeneous Grain oblique braided Vein kind marked Hardness Very Hard Color Veins Red Duramen color dark Red Color category Reds Stability High Application Risers and limbs
	GUAYABI or BLACK ASH Native and exotic wood, that only grows in Argentina, superior to all knowledge over the world due to relation among the flexion - compression index , and the length of its fibers. It was the most wanted wood for Guarani natives. They were naming it, Stick bow, right now, with only one branch you could manufacture bows of to 60 pounds. In 1942, Northamerican scientist of Materials Institute joing with businessmen of the same country, accomplished the evaluation to replace it for the American Ash Tree because its properties of flexion, hardness, compression and length of fiber were confirmedly bigger to any knownwood, but it was not possible to do because the tree didn´t grow in their conditions of ground and climate of north hemisphere, besides his duramen and whiteness blend unlike the ash tree originating an important waste. Name: Guayabí o Fresno Negro Specific Weight (kg/dm3) : 0,81 Weight (lb/cb.ft): 51 Elasticity Flexion Module (E=kg/cm2): 135700 Elastic Modulus (E=lb/sq.ft) 277931 Re 550 Rr: 850 Rr (lb/sq.ft): 1741 Paralell Compression \|\| 664 Paralell Compression \|\| (lb/sq.ft) 1360 Woody radios heterogeneous Grain straight Vein kind marked Hardness Medium Hard Color Veins Dark Brown Duramen color dark Brown Color category Dark Brown Stability High Application Risers and limbs
	IBIRA PITA Indigenous native northern Argentine wood, it´s weigthing and utilized for the confection of risers. Name: Ibirá Pitá Specific Weight (kg/dm3) : 0,875 Weight (lb/cb.ft): 55 Elasticity Flexion Module (E=kg/cm2): 102819 Elastic Modulus (E=lb/sq.ft) 210586 Re 560 Rr: 892 Rr (lb/sq.ft): 1827 Paralell Compression \|\| 585 Paralell Compression \|\| (lb/sq.ft) 1198 Woody radios n/a Grain n/a Vein kind marked Hardness Hard Color Veins Dark Brown Duramen color Light Brown Color category Brown Stability Medium Application Risers
	YELLOW LAPACHO Excellent exotic wood that three subspecies compose it ( yellow, black, Rose ). The difference appear in their heavy physical properties and flexion and in the beautiful veins , yellow duramen core . Outside Argentina its only comercialized the pink version. Pampas Bows offer to you the Yellow that offers an exquisite wood for risers. Great weight and stability. Name: Ibirá Pitá Specific Weight (kg/dm3) : 0,875 Weight (lb/cb.ft): 55 Elasticity Flexion Module (E=kg/cm2): 102819 Elastic Modulus (E=lb/sq.ft) 210586 Re 560 Rr: 892 Rr (lb/sq.ft): 1827 Paralell Compression \|\| 585 Paralell Compression \|\| (lb/sq.ft) 1198 Woody radios n/a Grain n/a Vein kind marked Hardness Hard Color Veins Dark Brown Duramen color Light Brown Color category Brown Stability Medium Application Risers
	RED QUEBRACHO One of the most hardly wood. Superior to Pao Ferro and Iron Wood with better conditions of stability . An autochthonous Argentine wood of two subspecieses ( White, Colorada ). Its name comes of its traduction of indigenous Guarany idiom that means axe breaker , since its wood breaks the cutting edges of the axes that attempt cutting it. Its excecional to be utilized in body bows like exotic wood, becoming red intense to the being coated by shellacs. Name: Quebracho Colorado Specific Weight (kg/dm3) : 1,17 Weight (lb/cb.ft): 73 Elasticity Flexion Module (E=kg/cm2): 92720 Elastic Modulus (E=lb/sq.ft) 189902 Re 480 Rr: 750 Rr (lb/sq.ft): 1536 Paralell Compression \|\| 755 Paralell Compression \|\| (lb/sq.ft) 1546 Woody radios homogeneous Grain oblique braided Vein kind soft and visible Hardness Very Hard Color Veins Darks Duramen color Dark Red Color category reds Stability High Application Risers
	URUNDEL Similar properties that Curupay. Chestnut brown obvious hardwood with reddish tones Name: Urundel Specific Weight (kg/dm3) : 1,15 Weight (lb/cb.ft): 72 Elasticity Flexion Module (E=kg/cm2): 114600 Elastic Modulus (E=lb/sq.ft) 234715 Re 650 Rr: 1465 Rr (lb/sq.ft): 3001 Paralell Compression \|\| 820 Paralell Compression \|\| (lb/sq.ft) 1679 Woody radios heterogeneous Grain oblique braided Vein kind soft bit visible Hardness Hard Color Veins n/a Duramen color Red Color category reds Stability High Application Risers and Limbs
	URUNDAY Similar properties that Curupay. Chestnut brown obvious hardwood. Excellent wood for risers and limbs confection. Name: Urunday Specific Weight (kg/dm3) : 1,1 Weight (lb/cb.ft): 69 Elasticity Flexion Module (E=kg/cm2): 115820 Elastic Modulus (E=lb/sq.ft) 237214 Re 668 Rr: 1257 Rr (lb/sq.ft): 2574 Paralell Compression \|\| 824 Paralell Compression \|\| (lb/sq.ft) 1668 Woody radios homogeneous Grain cresp Vein kind marked Hardness Very Hard Color Veins Red Duramen color Red Color category Reds Stability Low Application Risers and Limbs
	VIRARO Excellent exotic reddish- color wood of insuperable properties with multicolored demarcated very beautiful chestnut brown, it can be used for limbs and risers obtaining very sightly bodies of excellent quality and weigh. Name: Viraró Specific Weight (kg/dm3) : 0,78 Weight (lb/cb.ft): 49 Elasticity Flexion Module (E=kg/cm2): Elastic Modulus (E=lb/sq.ft) Re Rr: 1251 Rr (lb/sq.ft): 2562 Paralell Compression \|\| 670 Paralell Compression \|\| (lb/sq.ft) 1352 Woody radios homogeneous Grain Spigued Vein kind marked Hardness Medium Hard Color Veins Light Red Duramen color Light Red Color category Reds Stability High Application Risers
	YELLOW INCIENZO One of the best native woods whose relación between index of flexion and compression do it apt for the utilizacióne inn limbs and risers. Its name derives of smell that he emits to its ashes. Name: Incienzo Amarillo Specific Weight (kg/dm3) : 0,845 Weight (lb/cb.ft): 53 Elasticity Flexion Module (E=kg/cm2): 141499 Elastic Modulus (E=lb/sq.ft) 289808 Re 591 Rr: 1276 Rr (lb/sq.ft): 2613 Paralell Compression \|\| 740 Paralell Compression \|\| (lb/sq.ft) 1516 Woody radios homogeneous Grain Spigued Vein kind marked Hardness Hard Color Veins Red Duramen color Light Red Color category Reds Stability Medium Application Risers and Limbs
	WHITE ALGARROBO This one is a very wood utilized in the confection of elements that they require great stability. Only grows in Argentina since splits form of one belonging to the 5 woods named the natives law. Their heavy properties and flexion were the motives for them as the indigenous Comechingones utilized them for bows traditional confection . Chestnut-Colored Violaceous color that darkens with the exposition to the Air possesses little veins put a brand on, his hardwood is ideal for risers wood. Name: Algarrobo Blanco Specific Weight (kg/dm3) : 0,76 Weight (lb/cb.ft): 47 Elasticity Flexion Module (E=kg/cm2): 102355 Elastic Modulus (E=lb/sq.ft) 209636 Re 400 Rr: 942 Rr (lb/sq.ft): 1929 Paralell Compression \|\| Paralell Compression \|\| (lb/sq.ft) Woody radios n/a Grain n/a Vein kind marked Hardness Hard Color Veins without Duramen color Light Red Color category Reds Stability High Application Risers