For All You PLAID WOOL Lovers!

[barkrider]

I just can't stop looking at that cover
sssssweet!!

[Wary Buck]

Gary, that really is a beauty.

[Steve O]

Gary,

You need to do something similar with a 1968 Super Kodiak.  I'd buy a BIG one of those!

You should think about doing a calendar of classic bows in classic settings:

1959/60 Kodiak
1967 1/2 Super K
An old Grumbley
B Handle Takedown

Gamemaster Jet
Savage Deathmaster
Some Ben Pearson or Wing
A Paul Schafer Silvertip

Asbel Bighorn
Black Widow
Footed Riser Blacktail
Howard Hill

That would be a pretty cool format  

[Covey]

I thought that was one of the best TBM covers I've ever seen. Awesome Job!! Jason

[Gary Logsdon]

I'm overwhelmed; thanks again guys.  You all have inspired the gears in this old head to start turning again.

[reddogge]

I wish you all didn't care so much about how you "look!"  

:confused:

[Steve Clandinin]

Outstanding Job! It would be nice to be able to purchase a copy .would look great on the wall.If you ever did a calender like SteveO suggested ,mark me down.

[1/4 away]

Great cover pic. I immediately contacted Ribin and asked who made the coat and hat.

Rob, is that your clothing ??

[East Coast archer]

Gary, great photo and cover.

Rob, does that hat have a short "Bowhunter's brim".  If so I am definately interested in one in that color.  Gonna have any with you at Whittingham this year?

[Jason Kendall]

I really like the looks of the pictures and the clothes, high quality on both! Nice job!

[Gary Logsdon]

Thanks Jason.  Went to your website, nice looking bows!

[Bill Carlsen]

Where can I get a Double Bull in plaid?

[Gary Logsdon]

Don't know Bill, we'll have to look into that:^)

[grouseshooter002]

Gary,
   I also e-mailed Robin and commented on the cover. Please do sell the large versions so I can have something traditional to hang on my office wall.
    This is for Rob because he hasn't given out his e-mail address and I wanted to tell him how great his jacket and hat are. I would like one of each in that plaid. Gary, if you would pass this on to him I would appreciate it. Thank you.

Rick

[Gary Logsdon]

rtiberio@aol.com

[varmint101]

Steve O, I think that would be a great idea!  I'd buy one for sure.

That picture sure is easy to look at Gary.  Do you have any early ideas on what the price would be?  Or are you making just the one print?

[Jake]

Gary,  That is very nice.  Congrats.  Are you sure you are donating it to the PBS?  I am going to try and make it this year.

[Houska]

Its funny, I was just getting ready for my big rabbit hunt in the morning when I noticed my old head must be getting bigger because my short brimmed stormy Kromer hat is too tight and I need a new one. I looked them up to find out they don't make them any more.  I thought to myself that the hat on the TBM cover looked like a short brim good quality hat. I logged onto tradgang to ask if anyone knows who makes that hat. Thats when I noticed this post.

Now how do I get my hands on one and how much?

Thanks
Matt Houska

[Gary Logsdon]

Yep Jake, PBS will get the first one, well actually the second one, since my wife insisted that she has a spot on the wall already picked out.  All of you married fellows know that drill:^(  So yes, as soon as I'm finished negotiating with the three print services I'm talking to it will be a done deal.  If I can get the quality I want, then I may release more prints in the future.

Matt, you can contact the maker of those hats here: rtiberio@aol.com

[Gary Logsdon]

Matthew, it might happen if I get the quality I desire.  I want prints that will last at least 2-3 generations:^) before any noticable deterioration.  To get that in the "digital age" I need my images produced using pigmented inks (not dyes, as most are) and archival (100% acid free cotton)paper or quality artist's canvas.  Those will last for generations.  THe technology is there and I'm working on applying it.  When the first print is done it must be RIGHT.