Back when I first discovered trad archery was on the internet, the only site I knew of was the leather wall.  My longbow was new to me at the time and "thumped" my hand a little when I shot so I started going by thumper.  

Later, when all the arguing started to get bad, people hid behind handles all the time.  I got to where I figured I wasn't going to be like some who tried to hide their identity so just switched to my real name.  One thing I like about TG is that a real name is required.

swp is my intials would like to change it to just Scott Parson but don't know if I can.

I use Spectre. It comes from Seaspectre as in Mark 3 Seaspectre patrol boat. I never rode them, I was a Seafox guy, but "fox" doesn't seem right----so Spectre it is.

I'm a bowfishing fanatic. Have owned 4 fully rigged boats now including a great fan boat that I should have never sold.
My boat at the time was an 1860 Lowe
I've always been a loaner when it comes to my hunting, so it's just a play on words....
Lobo and Lowe bowfishing boat.
The side of my 2070 Xpress now has LoweBow on it.

been nickname a long time not sure where it came from as i am neither shakey nor slim

It is the name of my forge / company.  Ragnarok is the name in norse mythology for the battle between the gods and giants at the end of the world.  Being of Danish and varying norse, along with some scottish ancestry I figured I would use my past to name to forge.  The english version would be End of World Forge

In high school and college we seemed to always call our buddies by their last names rather than their first. I think everyone got tired of hollering "Westendorf" so they shortened it to "Westy" and it stuck.

I have gone by Dawg (or Dog) for years in various forms. Deputy Dog, Old Dog etc.
Since I live on the Wyoming plains or prarrie, I just decided to ues Prarrie Dog. and that's the truth. Now if I can just figure out avatars.

Well one of my favorite bows is a pronghorn ferret. Don't shoot it much know but still love it.

I suppose my TG handle is rather obvious. Rooselk = roosevelt elk, which is the native wapati of the region where I live.

'out west" they call fork horn bucks - Y bucks.
Thought it sounded funny, and since ive shot my share of 'em.  

I'm from Ohio, the Buckeye state and I love to shoot and hunt trad with trad gear so Buckeye Trad Hunter.  

Ever since 3rd grade I've been called Cherox (after the Cherrox-boot) cause my mom made me wear a pair if there was sign of rain.. The older boys found this very amusing and started calling me Cherox, and soon my friends copied, and now (20 yrs later) most people (including my mother) call me that. So when i made my tag here, i tried to be normal and use my first name, Svein, and my last names' initial, D - for Dyrnes.
I do love a good nickname though!  

My mom gave it to me.  

My name and the state I live in...
Keeps it easy to remember.

A  BOW with me behind it.  

MARKS

Just like BOWMARKS with a twist.
Fred

Doowop comes from my favorite type of music. Am I showing my age?

I just went with my first and middle name and the minimum reguriment for Pope and Young. I have never shot a Pope and Young buck but i hope to some day do that.

I live on a sailboat and a guy I worked with used to start crooning "Oh DannyBoats," to the Irish tune "Danny Boy" when I showed-up. So I became DannyBoats to the guys. When I signed-up here I just changed it a bit to better fit the theme.