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HH bug got me ... Part One!

Started by longbowben, January 07, 2011, 01:08:00 PM

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WESTBROOK

"My next step?------make an armguard out of thick, quiet wool."

Just thinkin..something like one of Chuck Deshlers (2Tracks) felt wool insoles.

Eric

Rossco7002

Thanks Darren. She had a good run.
HHA Half Breed 52@28
David Miller 'Old Tom' - coming soon
John Schulz American Longbow 65@28
David Miller 'The Expedition' 55@26

RC

I have always had perfect service from HH archery and that makes me lean toward buying from them everything traditional.Good people.
 Sorry to hear of your loss Rossco. God Bless,RC.

jsweka

I got my latest issue of Traditinal Bowhunter in the mail today.  G. Fred Asbell did a nice interview with Steve Turay of Northern Mist.  At the end of the interview, Fred mentions what a nice guy Steve is and I couldn't agree more.  Each year at Denton Hill I always stop by Steve's booth to admire his work. I make my own Hill style longbows and will probably never buy one, and Steve knows this as I was carrying one of my bows with me last year, but he still took time to talk bow design with me.  He also looked my bow over and gave me a few pointers in the craft.  If I ever do decide to buy a new bow, it will likely be Shelton from Steve.

Anyway, great guy, great interview, and I certainly recommend checking it out in the latest issue of TBM.
>>>---->TGMM<----<<<<

tomwatson

I can't wait to see that interview with Steve. Anyway, many don't realize that G. Fred developed his "swing draw" after taking 'Hill Style" lessons from John Schulz. John confirmed this in an early article (1996) featured in TBM. It always amazed me how he never gave John any kind of credit in his books. His whole style is based around John's instruction, this is why it works so well.


Tom
"To chase game with the ghosts of other hunters from other times-that's all he really asks." - The Restless Spirit.

Bob B.

I will agree with privious posts ... Steve is a great guy.  He is a heck of a hunter as well.  I am excited he will be going on the Hill Hog Gathering.

Bob.
66"  Osage Royale    57lbs@29
68"  Shrew Hill      49lbs@29
68"  Deathwish       51lbs@29
68"  Morning Star    55lbs@29
68"  Misty Dawn      55lbs@29

tg2nd

QuoteOriginally posted by tomwatson:
I can't wait to see that interview with Steve. Anyway, many don't realize that G. Fred developed his "swing draw" after taking 'Hill Style" lessons from John Schulz. John confirmed this in an early article (1996) featured in TBM. It always amazed me how he never gave John any kind of credit in his books. His whole style is based around John's instruction, this is why it works so well.


Tom
Well said!
Tom (another one)
German by birth, Bavarian by the grace of god

Rossco7002



Well hopefully my IT incompetence doesn't cause me to come unstuck here. If everything goes according to plan this should be a pic of my new Cheetah and back quiver. The bow shoots like a dream, is 54@26 and has a wine colored wrap with ebony riser.

Hope everyone enjoys (and this upload attempt works). lol
HHA Half Breed 52@28
David Miller 'Old Tom' - coming soon
John Schulz American Longbow 65@28
David Miller 'The Expedition' 55@26

rushlush


WESTBROOK

Very nice Ross!!

Did the quiver come from HH also?

Eric

tadpole


Rossco7002

Yep. It's the HHA soft leather, I really like the looks of it.
HHA Half Breed 52@28
David Miller 'Old Tom' - coming soon
John Schulz American Longbow 65@28
David Miller 'The Expedition' 55@26

Hello brothers..

Just so you know...I have reverted back to my original handle, Macatawa.

I have used that since a couple years before TG was born with the exception of these past eight months or so.

Macatawa means "black water" in an local native dialect.  It is the name of a lake on which the shores and waves I played when I was a wee lad.

Same guy...old name...

Tony Van Dort

stik&string

That Cheetah is awesome looking!

tradlongbow

Ross
What bow are you bringing on the hog hunt?
Darren
Darren

tradlongbow@yahoo.com

"Archery may not be the sport of all Kings, but Archery is the King of Sports"
Howard Hill

SunSet Hill, stringfollow, 66" 53@27.5",

Rossco7002

@Darren,

Now that is a CHALLENGING question! Lol

If I bag a deer with one this fall I'll bring the other to the hog hunt. Otherwise all bets are off.

...and all that's based on the supposition that I don't cave in on another purchase... Maybe a Miller split bamboo? ;-)
HHA Half Breed 52@28
David Miller 'Old Tom' - coming soon
John Schulz American Longbow 65@28
David Miller 'The Expedition' 55@26

stik&string

Ross, just be like most of us and bring them all    :biglaugh:     Oh and you should probably just give in and order a Miller too.

I'll be bringing my Owl, my Big Five on the hog hunt.... But that Cheetah of yours has my wheels turning on another order, good thing I have Craig on speed dial.

Rossco7002

Haha wade! And here you are telling me to place another order! Let me know what specs you choose for that Cheetah.

I suspect you're right though, why not just bring them all?
HHA Half Breed 52@28
David Miller 'Old Tom' - coming soon
John Schulz American Longbow 65@28
David Miller 'The Expedition' 55@26

Liquid Amber

A question on the Cy Johnson bow.  It's dated 1933.  I didn't see the bow and information documenting the date when it was sold.

Does anyone remember how it was determined this bow was from 1933?

Morning Sun is "in the varnish"    :D    

Waiting for her...ala Snagg, are these beautiful works of art:



 


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