I think it was good. I would like to see Byron do the split the arrow trick with a wood arrow and a broadhead.

His accuracy with his bow shows how it can be done.... without the wheels and frills.

What I found funny; other than the 'recurve longbow' thing; was his form. He hit his hat with his string; and his release looked pretty horrible.

But like he says the arrow is in the target before he releases; and he certainly has an excellent 'follow through' with his thinking.

And seeing Howard Hill; that was cool.

Wouldn't it be great, if we could put together all the clips, shorts that Howard Hill did on a series of dvd and/or tapes, like the Fred Bear collection.  I am sure they would sell out.  Even better amend them with shot's/comment's from some of todays greats, Byron, John Schulz, Bob Wesley, Ron Laclair, Dave Miller, kind of a passing of toxopholite legacy.

Toddster....they've had Howard Hill DVD's out for some time now with all his short films.
Check here:   Stoney Wolf Productions

"missed it.... It will be back on Sunday June 21 @ 5:00 pm EST"


Yeah, can someone remind me to set my DVR?...
 

It was a good show for sure....
I would like to see Byron try a trick shot that Mr Hill would do....
   Mr.Hill would shoot an arrow straight up and when it came down he would shoot it with another arrow....Thats a trick shot....
   One other thing I like about Byron is that he admits to missing a shot, now and again...

Whats the name of the show? I can set up my DVR now if I have the correct name.
Thanks

"Extreme Marksmen"

Todd I know have all of them and cherish them.  I just don't want to loose all the knowledge that these gentlemen posses and have attained.  It is a heritage and legacy I think we need to preserve.