Just watched BOW I & II for the first time in 20 years. Last time I saw them, I was in Hunter Education in high School. They were as exciting and informative as I remember. Thank you Mr. Wensel and Mr. Blase for many years of fun and education. Can't wait to see Primal Dreams.(I know I'm a little behind).

Richard Tipton  

The absolute BEST ever! I can't even imagine how many times I have watched these over the years. Now that I have them in DVD it is even better.

The first time I watched them I rented them at the video store in Beta!

Thanks guys!!

My favorite part is when Barry explains why he wears his hat "This Way" and dives into a half watermelon!  :eek:

... mike ...

The first time I watched Bowhunting October Whitetails I rented it on VHS in 1988 I think...  

This was ground breaking stuff in the middle 80's.

I agree I dig them out at least once a quarter.

I bought the original vids in VHS when they first came out, they were starting to wear out pretty good, so I bought the DVDs a couple of years ago. They are great.

Where can i buy them on DVD.

Try the nocking point

Anybody got a copy of Primal Dreams they would loan out? I'm good for it!

Get them from Gene and Barry @ Brothers of the bow.com

Bowhunting October Whitetails I & II, and Primal Dreams are must haves to anybody who really enjoys hunting videos. You won't regret it!

Two Arrows is correct those are must haves.. I will add Bowhunting Reflections (Cascade Archery-Steve Gorr) to the MUST have list...

John III

I think I'll add them to my Christmas list.

Classics,      classics

I still think those are the best hunting videos ever made.  I love 'em.

Definitely classic. As are most Stoney Wolf productions. Used to have most on VHS. Now I'm picking up what I can find on DVD.

Picked one up at the PBS shindig and now I see what all the fuss is about.

It did destroy the myth about Uncle B never missing, though.

First time I saw their videos and also those of The 8th Dwarf (Paul)....was using the PBS video and book sharing program they had back in early 90s.  I have them on DVD now and love them.

keep em sharp,

ron herman

Why wasnt Gene in the movie is what i always wonderd