I have always liked Osage Orange (Bodark).
When I joined SASS, I chose the alias "Bodark." When I signed on here, they wouldn't let me use "Bodark," so I just added my home state. "BodarkOkie"

Besides shooting and hunting with trad bows, I also collect and shoot the old model Ruger Blackhawk revolvers.

i missed a banded pintail drake (at 20 yards)during the 03-04 waterfowl season. my buddies havent let me live it down yet. Keep asking why i can kill ducks and geese at 50-80yds but when they are within 20 i seem to miss??

It is much easier for people to put a name with a face instead of a handle with a face so I choose my name. Sure do get reconized every where I go.

From the Roadrunner Cartoons. Seems most of my attempts at being a stealthy predator end up like his did. LOL

At the Time I Picked Archery back up, I got a "Wheelie" Bow because I had found a "Small Wheelie" Set at a "Garage Sale" for my Son!!
 So We could Shoot Together, and Naturally in the Beginning, My Bow Arm  SHOOK ,My Son Said "Hey Dad, You got the Shakes!" Bless His Heart!    
  The 602 is June 2002, when He and I Started this Activity, so I used it to Always Remind Me of The Fun We had! Now He and I have Abandoned the Wheels, and Shoot Traditional!!    
    I Bought a Blackhawk, Cravotta Bros. Recurve, which He Claimed Real Quick, You could See the Fascination in His Face when I shot it, Amazed He Was, so I have Kept at it with Him and now  I  am Amazed at how Good a Shot that Boy has Become!! Funny Thing, Now is  HIS  Bow Arm Shakes!!      

Humm

hormoan

        Feelings & passion that run deep.

                       Brent

Private pilot.  I love to fly.

Dennis

My favorite longbow, Navajo Caddo, by Roy Hall.

LD

My name is Levi and I have an addiction. I buy too many bows. Hence, bow-fiend. People always mistake it for bow-friend, but if you knew me you'd definitely know that it's "fiend". Just about the time I get arrows perfectly matched to a bow, it's time to get another one.  

I'm John and I live in Alaska. It's a handle that I've used for years before TG

Last name is Rice and when we raced snocross it was "Riceburner Racing" so the Riceburner just hung with me.


Dave Rice-burner

-Burnsie-
My Dad's friends, and me and my brothers friends
all call us Burnsie. "Hey nice buck Burnsie", "I wish I could shoot like Burnsie", "Burnsie, let me buy you a beer" ...etc. Or was it "Burnsie you stupid#!@#!" - I forget.
Just kinda comes natural with the last name I guess.
Troy Burns

It's a variation of my name.

I have been known to paddle a few of the local rivers.  Since the water up here isn't always the warmest, neither am I.

We doin' this again - just to show my lack of imagination    

ber643 = first half of bernie + second half of bernie - in telephone dial numbers (I have such a fertile mind -  

I just love long bows so LBOW it is

Just plain ol' me.  Used to use neat little nicknames in the past, but here I just like to be me. Tim

Let my beard grow out real long one year during duck season to keep the wind off my face. Buddy of mine at work one day said " Man you sure look Grizzly" It stuck.....had to throw in the year I was born cause Grizz was already taken.

Started trad bending too many aluminum arrows. Buddy talked me into ash. Dean Torges sold me a gizmo to nock and/or barrel taper shafts at Denton.

Danged Ash shafts had so much " grain run out" on em that once I tapered the nock and point ends, I had a hard time figuring out which way the grain ran to orient the nock against the grain, and I blurted out to someone, "Dangit! A guy has to have a Ph.D. in Ash to figure out the grain to orient the nock" and Doc Nock moniker was born.

Hardly worth all that typin, huh?  :(

And yeah, Bernie, you do have a FERTILE mind...but that just opens sooo many doors I can't go through...