Guys, The stuff you find when looking for some thing eles.. I have some photo's that I had put away in a box and just found them.. So I would like to share them with you.. Most bring back my early days when I was just starting trad archery from a wheel bow.. When I look at that these photo's I think of all the good times I have had and have with fine folks like all you guys here on TG.. Enjoy...

Cody

First up are photo's of my great friend fred Kasch who passed away a year and a half ago at the young age of 95.... Fred played a big part in my life by starting me on the rigth track..
Thanks for every thing Fred.. you will be missed..

 

 

 

 

 

Next up are a few wing shooting photo's from early 2003 and the other is from 2007

 
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2007

Cool pics Cody! Thanks for sharing.

Cody,
Only a confident man can wing shoot with a barn in the background.

all good mate ! thanks for sharing...Mr Kasch must have been a pretty cool ol' guy...hope I'm still flinging arrows at that age .

Best

Ben

Cody, I really like the way you share things with us at TradGang...You seem to be a  good young man and as an adult we can learn a few things from you ourselves...Keep up what ya doing and I think you will write your own book one day...God Bless  you brother and keep sending us whatever you got...Do you have anything with Fred Bears signature on it yet? Keefer's <")))><

Thanks guys.. I enjoy all parts of archery.. I wish there was more time in the day.......

Cody

Thanks Cody, great pics. I agree with you. To many bows, not enough time!  

Way to go Cody, Fred was a remarkable guy. Went to Africa at age 92-93 killed a few good animals with his 40some pound selfbow.
  I guess we know how the shingles got in dis-repair on the barn Cody.LOL just funning with ya.(I remember your shooting vid from a few weeks back)Thanks for sharing my man. You back to school yet?
Chuck

Guys, I think I found some more old archery photo's.. Yes sir Chuck Fred was a very nice guy I own one of his bows that he hunted in Africa with I will take some pics of that as well..

Cody

That bow of Fred's is what I will be useing for the first few weeks of deer season here in Michigan.. A long with a few of Freds home made arrows..........

nice pics cody

hey Cody, what side of Charlotte do you live on? My folks had a place a little northwest of town. That was just after WW11. As a kid I knew who Bob Munger was and I can still see his Bears mounted in the store. Story goes he had to remove part of the second floor of the store to get those bears in. Back in those days deer were pretty scarse in that area. When we were there last May I sure saw lots of them on the road daed. I degress, sorry, memories can be such a joy sometimes.

Hello M60.. I live over on the south side of charlotte lot about 8mins away from town...  My granddad got all his hard ware from Bob and even his first bow and set of arrows back in 1940s I think.. He told me about the Bears that Bob had in there.. O yes that to my grandpa said it was hard to see a deer in the woods thats way they went up north just like ever other Deer hunter from down state..........

Best,

Cody

Great pics Cody, thanks for sharing!

Hey Cody, remember the rabbit hunt at my brother inlaws a few years ago?

 
 
 

Very cool pictures Cody. Archery History at it's best. Thanks for sharing Flint