QuoteRon, I can't believe that you guys were able to get a southerner to come up there in the winter...,except to hunt. Lol.  

Don, they told me they were going to get on the road south as soon as possible on Sunday. It's been bone chilling cold here the last few days. It started out at -10 this morning and hasn't gotten above -0 all day    

I caught Byrons show this afternoon at the Expo. Also heard a couple story's about traditional muzzleloader camps with Mr. LaClair from Dennis Neely. Ron's an ambassador for a lot of sports.

I've watched a lot of his videos on the YouTube, pretty impressive for sure. Love the walking stick!

That's great . Cool picture two of the best side buy side.

Byron's Facebook page says his new BHs are 175 & 145 grains.

Fffffffforty bucks a piece!   :eek:  What in heck is going on with broadhead prices these days?  Great looking head though.

When you start getting into machining, knife steels, factory sharpening, and spin testing the price drives up.

Just checked it out. They are made by Schmeisser, who make the infamous viking broadhead. These will be top drawer knife quality broadheads for those of you willing to blow the cobwebs off your wallets.

I met them last year and bought a bow from them. Very nice people.    

Hey buddy. I'm surprised you didn't have your buffalo coat out for this colder weather.
Ron's decorative walking stick is more than what meets the eye. It's a tool for reaching things in the back of a pickup bed or reaching out and smacking Roger Norris knuckles if he's trying to take the last piece of pie at camp.    

I'm one of thoes young people that Byron introduced into traditional archery. He was the first person I saw shoot a bow when I was maybe 6 years old.  It was at a cub scout gathering....  I was blown away when his son held a frying pan and Bryon shot through it with blunts to show the power of a bow. I'm 31 now and am still amazed at the power of a bow and arrow! Boys are always boys,they just get bigger...

Two cool dudes!

Byron Ferguson was there. I live only a half our from the place and I missed it.

I plan to go see Byron Ferguson perform in St Clair, MO this March 27-29th. It's a large outdoors event at St Clair High School organized by Franklin Co. Baptist Assn. Ray Eye, the turkey calling champ, will be there as well. Just surf the internet or Facebook for Truth and the Outdoors (TATO).

Nice to see 2 Traditional Archery Legends together!

That is just too funny Ray.....I can just see Ron taking a swipe at Norris with that stick and belly laughing him saying," Got your hand caught in the cookie jar there didn't ya Norris ! "

Seriously.....we too got to meet Byron several years back at Twin Oaks in TN for the self bow challenge. Byron went out of his way to impress upon Mason and Skylar all things traditional archery. A fine ambassador for our beloved sport. I travel by Hartselle, AL about once a week in my sales job and often think about Byron and what he might be up to next. A tip of the hat to a fine gent......  

No Cams, you still got the rock beatin fever. Byron was in Erie this past weekend. Tell Mason I said Hey. Bob

He said Wanda throws the best, his previous wives kept getting in front of the arrow.    
Byron is a gentleman and represents our sport as such.

I won't be buying those heads.  I will stick with Simmons heads, which are less expensive.  The profile of these heads is clearly copying the Simmons Heads.  Plus they are made in the USA by an American company.