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I cleared this with Terry before making this post...

I wrote an article on my site called "The Bows I Grew Up With". I hope you enjoy it.

Outstanding reading Roger.

Thanks so much for sharing.

Great story and found memories, thanks for sharing.

Memories committed to written form are bound to last beyond forever. I felt like I was there watching your journey.

Thanks for sharing.

I really enjoyed it Roger, well done sir!

Thank you.......it brought back wonderful memories for me!!

Roger, that was a fantastic story. I too grew up with my bows defining the different stages of my life, thank you!

Great work! I enjoyed reading this. It reminded me of my childhood! Thanks!!

Thanks for the comments. I appreciate it.

Great story Roger...   :readit:

You've come far Pilgrim..   :archer:

Great read,thank-you.  :thumbsup:

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Roger,
Just this morning,Steve Turay and I swaped stories about  The bows we grew up with.
Something must be in the air.
I will go check out your story.

CTT

That was an amazing story. An I will agree with you that the Kodiak/ super kodiak has the BEST grip of any bow I have ever shot.

I was in a slump as of late so I switched to the Kodiak , and click, the game is on again.  

Thank you for the story

Pretty nice, Roger.. I like the way you think..


Chuck, you have a good pal !

Great story Roger,brings back a lot of memories,thanks for sharing.
  Another Roger  :thumbsup:    :thumbsup:

Great article,thanks Roger  :thumbsup:

Great read thanks for sharing!!!!

GREAT stuff Roger!

Thanks for sharing with us....brings back many memories.

Best regards, Skychief.

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Well written sir!  I enjoyed all of your articles. Thanks.

Roger, 'been there, done that'.  Thanks for jogging my memory.
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Roger,

That was a great story.  Very nicely written, because I was there with every arrow launch.  

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A wonderful story Roger. Sounds like you had a Dad very similar to mine. Almost like reliving my childhood, wonderful memories.

Man o man, to think what we used to do to shoot our bows.  I had a green fiberglass job...nameless and rough, but it flung arrows!  I used to strap that puppy to the frame of my big paper route bike and ride daily   miles through the streets of DETROIT  to one of the city parks that had an archery range.  I look back and shake my head; I am pretty lucky    ;)

Very nice Roger.

Great memoir.

It is not too far off from my own in fact.  Like I think you did, I also grew up in MI and had family who worked for Bear Archery.

I also had a brush with compounds.  Lasted too many years.

Thanks guys.

Steve O......imagine a kid riding throught the streets of Detroit now? They would call SWAT!!!

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Originally posted by Ray Lyon:
Roger,

That was a great story.  Very nicely written, because I was there with every arrow launch.  

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