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Ed Pitchkites

Started by macbow, October 05, 2012, 06:53:00 PM

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macbow

Some of you have corresponded with Ed in the past.
Just received a new dream catcher, tape and letter.

He  is recovering from a,4 way bypass. His anniversary hunt is in jeopardy this year. Some possibility he will hunt after October.

Ed's address Is :
Ed Pitchkites
15434 S. 200 E.
Clinton, In. 47842

Ed does not use a computer . He is the real deal. Using the same bow and arrows,since 1951

A get well,for hunting season card would raise his spirits.
Ron
United Bowhunters of Mo
Comptons
PBS
NRA
VET
"A man shares his Buffalo". Ed Pitchkites

Hawkeye

Thanks, Ron!

Ed is a wonderful man, and a real treasure to trad archery.  I appreciate the address!
Daryl Harding
"He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain that which he cannot lose."  Jim Elliot

Traditional bowhunting is often a game of seconds... and inches!

Mike Bolin

I just received another dream catcher and a couple of photos from Ed a few weeks ago. Used to travel to shoots with. Definitely the real deal!
Bodnik Quick Stick 60", 40#@28"
Osage Selfbow 62", 47#@28
Compton Traditional Bowhunters

randy grider

Glad you posted this info, I'll send him one.
its me, against me.
member KTBA,MCFGC,UBK,NRA

oldbohntr

I agree with all the responders.  I first met Ed back when the Clinton club hosted the big shoots back in the 70s.  Then I don't remember seeing him again until I was struggling with keeping a torrential downpour from invading my broadhead and bow display at about 1 AM at the Michigan Longbow shoot in Marshall, MI in the late 80s.  I was about done buckling down more tarps and my canopy and two guys came splashing through the puddles running from cover to cover.  They stopped under my canopy and both were familiar faces.  And, for at least the next several hours, Ed and Jay Massey and I jawed about all the stuff we bowhunters normally do....but, this was something special.  Jay was, to me, one of the greatest natural story tellers I've ever met or read.  Ed had his own to share-and good ones! It didn't quit raining & I didn't hit the sack until nearly daylight-my wife slept through it all, but I was in bow hunter's heaven! Who could want a better experience than this?  Most of today's traditional bow hunters may never recognize Ed's name - and, sadly, I wonder how many really will know about Jay Massey. But, for me, this chilly, shivering huddle with the rain beating down on the canopy above us will be one of my all-time good times!!  I wish I had known them both better!  

Likely he won't remember me, but I will be writing Ed a letter. Thank you for bringing back the memory!
Tom

Mike Yancey

He is a great guy and I loved his book, I have one of his dream catchers hanging in my shop.
Mike


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