Here is one doing some disk shooting, that's a old solid glass Ben Pearson bow, that I started with many moons ago.

 Here is one more.

The Old bowhunters den (mine)


       

Ron, you've lived a life that all of us are envious of.  I admire your lifestyle.  Chad

Archer 1, nice pics, love your camp!        

 Ron, what can I say but, WOW! Nice den!!               ....................Raven

If you get the Grizzly Tools catalog, 'ol Dan Haggerty is right there in the front of the catalog. He and some big ass bear are the spokesperson(bear) for Grizzly) I tried to bring it up from there website but could not find it on their site. But anyway , Dan looks good and looks for the world like Ron LaClair !

Man o man, that den looks like a place I could put my feet up and hear some tales of hunting and rest my eyes on bows and photos. I have one of your Shrew quivers for carrying on the Harley, but from the pic I have been wearing it wrong.

Ron, you need to start doin some interior design consulting.  If you could send my wife one of your "cards"  and recommend we decorate our basement similar to the above photos she just might agree to it.  She listens to strangers way better than she does me anyhow.  Worth a try.      

Here's to wish'n we could go back and do it all over again. I sure as heck wish I'd started shooting long bows earlier.

A long bow and a steel horse...can life get any better?

A blast from the past , my first deer with a bow 1974. I used a 45lb. Shakespeare Kaibab bow with Bear broadhead and Herters alum. arrows. He came in with two does on the other side of a ravine, I was sitting on a root ball of an overturned tree. [/IMG]

Darn!

QuoteShe listens to strangers way better than she does me anyhow. Worth a try.

Randy, it's a "wife" thing...God love em   :D

Here's a couple pictures of my best hunting partner

         

Let's try this.  

Double Darn!

This buck fell to a 70# Osage laminated longbow. Shot was 30 yards quartering.

Good story Warren    

Buck taken with my favorite longbow... "Crow Wing", 65#. Shot him at 10 yards through the heart.