Sheila and I had a great time in Louisville.Thanks to Dave Jarvis and all the Compton members who worked so hard getting this event put together.Hope someone can get some pics up,I am challenged in this area.Once again THANKS.

Hope it was great event for Comptons!!!  We will see you in a couple weeks Terry

Hoping someone has some photos!    

I live 30 miles from Louisville and forgot all about this. Pretty bummed about that.

I have seen some great photos from this event already. It looks like it was a lot of fun.

One of the best events that we have ever attended.....thanks to all who made it possible....  

I have a few photos to post..., if photobucket cooperates. I took them before the crowd arrived. This is one of Teresa, Fred, and someone.


This is Mike enjoying himself after selling "The Nocking Point".

This is my better half at the Eagle's Flight Archery booth.


Terry and Sheila at The Nocking Point.
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Ben and Linda Graham (Hummingbird Bows) were there.

Great event! Thanks to those who worked so hard to put it all together.

Great event in Louisville for Compton.  Good turn out, great banquet, speakers and animals on display. The Vintage Bear archery display was cool to see.  Huge thanks to Dave Jarvis and the board for putting on the event. That took a lot of work and was top notch!

My problem was I fell in love with a Hummingbird Kingfisher recurve and I  am ordering one. Expensive weekend but worth every penny!!

Thanks Compton for the event.  There is other great pics of the weekend on their Facebook page and I am sure it will be in upcoming magazine.

See you in Berrien Springs in June.

Is that T.J. Conrads in the first pic with Fred & Teresa?

yes that is TJ

I especially enjoyed this show because I had family in Louisville who came over to pay a visit. Here is my younger brother Joe who was a Vietnam veteran. That war wasn't very good to him.
 

This is one of the nice trophy dispays.
 

I'll post one or two each time because of technical problems.

This is J R Chappell. He is an invested Fred Bear bow collector. The light was not good for the best photography but I'll show what I got.
 

Part of his collection.

This is J R Chappell. He is an invested Fred Bear bow collector. The light was not good for the best photography but I'll show what I got.
 

Part of his collection.

Fred Bear's Cap

Very cool!  Sure wish I could've gone, but I had to work!

Looks like a great time wish I lived closer but that Fred bear collection is just stunning!! THXS for the pics

This is Steve Ridden. He is the other part of the Bear Archery Archives that were on display. He and J R Chappell put on quite a display. I heard that some of the guys from the Bear Archery booth were seen caressing these fine old vintage Bear bows.