I love the layout. It's nice to see the products in use, not just the product's photo. Good job this will increase your sales. Thanks for the great products and service.   Glen

Mine has not shown yet!   Takes a while for the mules to make it over the Rockies and Sierras, hey?

Any day now.

Got mine today. Looks great!

Got it, I like the new lay out of the Tomahawks bows so much that I bought one. I also like the feather color layout....

how do I get one?  ususally pick up at shoots, need stuff before shooting season

never mind-found the easy regristation on line-now the wait.....

how's your dads roof holding up?????  That was a big one LOL hopefully we'll c ya at the "rabitt Hunt"    ron

The new layout looks great.  I really enjoy doing business with you folks, its nice to talk to someone on the other end who has been there and done that.

The catalog looks good. Congratulations on a fine job. Have to order some items , so it came at an appropriate time.

3 Rivers is a great outfit. Not only product and service but knowledge and advice. I live in the middle of the cornfields and the nearest dealer is 35 miles away and he's into compounds. No inventory of trad gear at all. So 3 Rivers is a lifesaver for me.

Can't wait for the Catalog.

sam

Great layout and I also liked the Christmas Catalog as well...You guys do an excellent job with the magazine and the service... You are All Honest Folks....It shows in the "Christmas Catalog"...God Bless, Keefers <")))><

Jonathan,  got my catalogue and dealers price list yesterday.  Was really impressed with the layout.  I must say it seems a little easier to wade thru than the last.  Good work my friend.  

  Bob Sarrels,  Sarrels Archery,  Austin, Tex.

I have usually liked the cover, but this was again, eye catching. The layout inside was noticeably different as well. I enjoyed looking at all of the stuff I want, have, or would like to try sometime!! Have had good experiences with 3R

A couple questions.
How come there are no Ace hex blunts anymore?
And whats the difference from a commecial grade feather to whats available now?
Thanks