Wensel Bros. on The Sound of the String

[Brad Isham]

Both Barry and Gene Wensel have finished The Sound Of The String.
Here's what they say:

"I anxiously waited for the unique opportunity to read The Sound of the String while sitting alone in a remote blind in Africa. To say I was pleased with the idea and result would be an understatement. Very entertaining. I'm not really much of a "novel guy" but this one held my interest from front to back."
Gene Wensel

"The Sound of the String" brought back many great memories of bowhunting the African bush. Brad's writing style took me back time and time again... and it was much cheaper than actually going there."
Barry Wensel

The Sound Of The String is on sale now at:  http://www.thesoundofthestring.com

[far rider]

Is there a way to purchase this book without going through Amazon?

[Duker]

Enjoyed The Sound of the String    Very good read  

[Brad Isham]

Hey Tim,
You can buy the book directly from our website:

http://www.thesoundofthestring.com

In fact we are having a special sale for TradGang members. There are some first run books on sale for $11.00 plus shipping. You can even leave special signing instructions for your own book or for gifts.
Thanks,
Brad Isham

[Brad Isham]

Thanks Duker!

[dan d]

Originally posted by Brad Isham:
Hey Tim,
You can buy the book directly from our website:

 http://www.thesoundofthestring.com  

In fact we are having a special sale for TradGang members. There are some first run books on sale for $11.00 plus shipping. You can even leave special signing instructions for your own book or for gifts.
Thanks,
Brad Isham

Dang Ipad ! Apple don't play nice with flash player, says I need that to view the link.

[Bivyhunter]

I picked up a copy from Brad at the PBS Banquet in Portland this spring. My wife got a hold of it and didn't put it down until she was through it. She gave it rave reviews. She isn't a hunter herself, though she does "tag along" on one of my adventures every year. It is nice to have a book about hunting that a non-hunter can read, enjoy and learn something from it. I'm embarrassed to say that I haven't gotten a chance to read it myself yet,but it is on my short list.