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HH bug got me ... Part One!

Started by longbowben, January 07, 2011, 01:08:00 PM

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Frenchymanny

QuoteOriginally posted by Mudd:
Wahoo!

Now we are all on the same page again!!

Again I can not thank all of you who have posted here enough.

There's more good information and advice given in these "few" pages than I've found in a whole slew of books.

I am so very appreciative of each one of your contributions.

It sure didn't hurt my eyes with all of the beautiful pictures either.

I have one of the plainer but sweeter shooting "Hill" style bows that I could ask for in my Osage Royale 66" 52@28

 
 
 
 

 

God bless,Mudd
She sure looks like a pure joy to shoot!

Congratulations on a real fine bow

F-Manny
Coureur des Bois
Big Jim: Buffalo Bows 62" 60@27 & 65@27 ThunderChilds 56" 62@27 & 62@27 Desert BigHorn 59@27
ML, Shrew &TC Knives
With a sturdy bow, a true shaft, and a stout heart, we journey forth in
search of adventure.

Dr. Saxton Pope

stik&string

I am thinking my stable needs an Osage hill as well. Mudd thanks for sharing.

far rider

Thanks for the videos Spanky.
Noli rogare pro onia pauciora, rogate pro scapulas latiores.

I go afield with bent wood, stick and string in search of serenity  through my primal quest.

Venatôr

droz il

Great stuff everyone.  :clapper:    :clapper:    :clapper:    :clapper:    :clapper:
David Miller Old Tom 66" string follow 46@28
HH Robin Hood LH 68" 45@28
Martin Viper  RH 64" 45@28
Bamboo backed hickory ELB #45

The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits.
- Anonymous

Cookus

West Virginia Bowhunters Association
PBS Associate Member

Another thing this thread is missing, pictures of the old ones. There is something cool about old work horse longbows.  It used to be that we only had one or two at a time, back in the 60s and 70s, most of those have got to be around somewhere.

canopyboy

QuoteOriginally posted by pavan:
It used to be that we only had one or two...
:campfire:   Some of us are still there.
TGMM Family of the Bow
Professional Bowhunters Society

"The earth has its music for those who will listen." - Santayana

far rider

Mudd,
Who did you tell me was the bowyer of the Osage Royale?
Noli rogare pro onia pauciora, rogate pro scapulas latiores.

I go afield with bent wood, stick and string in search of serenity  through my primal quest.

Venatôr

Mudd

Chuck Jones is the name on the bow.

Flint kemper knows him and vouches for him.

I've never met him or even spoken with him but my Osage Royale speaks volumes about him as a bowyer.

Flint will be in my area this coming Thursday and I'll try to gather as much information as possible.

I'll keep you posted.

If we're lucky maybe Flint will read this and send us his information.

I sure can't find anything on the web...lol

But you have to consider how technologically challenged I am...lol

God bless,Mudd
Trying to make a difference
Psalm 37:4
Roy L "Mudd" Williams
TGMM- Family Of The Bow
Archery isn't something I do, it's who I am!
The road to "Sherwood" makes for an awesome journey.

flint kemper

Mudd, sent you a PM. Chuck Jones hails from just outside of Vandalia,Illinois and started building bows in 1979. He and his wife currently build the Black Rhino bows. He built bows under then name Okaw Valley longbows. His top of the line model was the Osage Royale like Mudd has. He also built a reflex/deflex bow and reflex and straight bows and a few rare recurves as well. He uses other woods but really likes Osage. I am proud to call him a friend and he is quite the craftsman. He does not build many of the Osage Royals anymore but still will if requested the last I knew. Hope this helps. Flint

Mudd,    
I know your Osage Royal (ROI) is you favorite sweetie (so far) and I can't wait to shoot her.

This new "flavor" could easily become yet another slippery slope for some of us bow poor fellas.

Over&Under

QuoteOriginally posted by longbowben:
Im ordering a new Wesley special today 66" 58@28 Now im going to have to tell the wife.    :knothead:  
Less than 20 words turned into a 141 pg, 2110 post count thread....WOW!  :eek:  

I don't have much to add, but I just had to comment on the shear life of this thread!!!
"Elk (add hogs to the list) are not hard to hit....they're just easy to miss"          :)
TGMM

far rider

Thanks Mudd, and thanks Flint.  
Flint, sent you a PM.
Noli rogare pro onia pauciora, rogate pro scapulas latiores.

I go afield with bent wood, stick and string in search of serenity  through my primal quest.

Venatôr

Rik

From when this thread began to now, how many of you have bought or ordered a Hill bow?

Rob DiStefano

IAM ~ The only government I trust is my .45-70

Mudd

I'd tell you but then I'd have to send out a hit-man!

God bless,Mudd
Trying to make a difference
Psalm 37:4
Roy L "Mudd" Williams
TGMM- Family Of The Bow
Archery isn't something I do, it's who I am!
The road to "Sherwood" makes for an awesome journey.

QuoteOriginally posted by Rik:
From when this thread began to now, how many of you have bought or ordered a Hill bow?
bought one, two on order..

Blueridge

Had one and ordered two, Redman, the last one should be here shortly. Hopefully that will hold me over for a while.
Isaiah 1:18-20 Come now let us reason together, says the Lord.

tradlongbow

Bought 3, sold 2.

Trying to stick with one, but it's killing me. Ha, Ha, Ha...

Darren
Darren

tradlongbow@yahoo.com

"Archery may not be the sport of all Kings, but Archery is the King of Sports"
Howard Hill

SunSet Hill, stringfollow, 66" 53@27.5",

Kapellmeister

I bought a Half-Breed back around a hundred pages ago!   :)
Gene

~ s.D.g. ~

68" Osage Orange Selfbow 55@28
68" Hill Half-Breed 55@28
64" Schafer Silvertip 1pc Longbow 50@28
58" Shrew Classic Hunter 49@28

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