I stopped by a little back woods bow shop yesterday to get a stamped dog collar tag and he had all his old VHS movies for sale. Amongst the pile I found Legendary Hunts of Ben Pearson, which I'd never heard of before. Not a bad movie, about like the old Fred Bear movies and this one is in the late 50's as well. For it being a rental it's really clear, especially for the $2 it cost me. I'll get it burned over to DVD and not use the VHS as much. And Ben was quite the wing shot for sure!
And I browsed his rack of Jeffrey bows, which is unusual to see way out here in southern MO.
Darn it I would love to see that moive.. I hear it really good... I can't come across any one who has it for sale.. I will give you $5 for the VHS once your done making it on a DVD..LOL..LOL
Ben sure was a great shot,
Best
Cody
Carlos, maybe for a small fee, you could dupe us a DVD of that movie! You know, for posterity's sake! Good to see you on here again. I hope things are well in Springfield. I moved to County earlier this year, and I'm really enjoying it! CKruse
I would love to see that aswell.
Did Ben Pearson drill a guys hat in camp.
Every time I see that scene I wonder how many guys come to the deer camp and upon arrival give out a "yahoo" and throw thier hat in the air. Then I wonder how many bow hunters just happen to walking around camp with a loaded bow ready to shoot just in case someone gives out a "Yahoo" and throws their hat in the air
Good find.
Not only was Ol' Ben a great wing shooter, he was know to be one of the best at shooting moving targets. I remember old films of him hitting deer and rabits on the run. Possibly some of those scenes are in there too.
I agree with cameron that you should make multiple copies of the DVD and come up with a price for us. I would take one.
I think once I burn it to DVD I can copy it pretty easy and quick. Someone tell me, can I sell copies of it not to make a profit, but just for the sake of passing it along? (I mean copyright stuff)
I watched an old movie back in the '80's of Ben that was shot probably in the early 60's. He was standing in a john boat and shooting ping pong balls out of the air that a guy standing in another john boat was tossing. One of the most amazing things.
Ben Pearson Jr. sells dvds of that movie, I purchased one from him.
Danny