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Started by bowmofo, June 16, 2007, 10:05:00 AM

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Drummer@Home

Tallmadge, Summit. (whats up with no hey Don?)
 :banghead:
Zen without realization of the body is empty speculation. If I could only stop dropping the BOW!!!!!!

bowmofo

Denny That sounds like a great Idea!!  I'll check my schedule  :readit:
KEEP IT SIMPLE!

Jmatt1957

Bolivar,  Tuscarawas County

heydeerman

I live in the middle. Proud OSTA member.

barebow

I'm from Portage County and always enjoy going to your Geauga Bowmen Club for the all traditional Spring turkey shoot. I sure would like to see you guys add another all traditional archery shoot or two through out the Summer. I think you do have a secondary course permantly setup for traditional archery, true? If so, your club is the only one I know of in the area that does that. You have a great club and excellent grounds for 3d shoots. Keep up the good work!
"Killing an animal is intrinsic to the hunt. It shouldn't be glorified, but conducted with respect and reverence..." - Gene Wensel _ Primal Dreams

4runr

Dang it, I knew I'd leave some body out! Hey Don, Hey Chad!!!

Hey to all the rest of you Ohioans I haven't met yet!
Kenny

Christ died to save me, this I read
and in my heart I find a need
of Him to be my Savior
         By Aaron Shuste

TGMM Family of the Bow

Mark C.

Hello everyone   :wavey:   ...Wadsworth, Medina County      ~Mark


www.youngarchersforchrist.org

Otto

Northeast corner of Cincy.  No club, just a bunch of McKensies in the backyard.
Otto

KPaul

Steve: Your yard sounds like mine.Neighbors always give me a few looks especially when I practice from my second floor window!

KPaul
TGMM Family of the Bow

Men occasionally stumble over the truth,but most of them pick themselves up and hurry off as if nothing ever happened.

stick flipper

I live in Hebron, OH licking co. about 10 minutes from buckeye outdoors and 5 minutes from Ancients spirits archery!!

Heydeerman, where about do you live in centerburg? I work part-time for COJFD

fredbear1969

i live in marysville just west of columbus and belong to straightnarrow archery club.

the Ferret

New Richmond, Clermont County (just east of Cinti). Life member Golden Hawks archery club (although I haven't been up there in 5 years), and a member of the Ohio Bowhunters Assoc since the 60's.
There is always someone that knows more than you, and someone that knows less than you, so you can always learn and you can always teach

RRock

Fairfield County. 10 min. from Ted Young, 25 min. from Ancient Spirits, 35 min. for Bob Morrison and right out my back door for some great deer hunting!

bowmofo

JD  Yes we do have a trad Range full time with some Cool shots, And we have a reputation as a Traditional club and at all our shoots the Trad Bows out number the Compounds and thats the way we like it!  Every shoot is like a Traditional Rendezvous!! Mike  :campfire:
KEEP IT SIMPLE!

bowmofo

I had no Idea that there is so many of us in OHIO!  :smileystooges:
KEEP IT SIMPLE!

Joe Russell

I live in Monfort Heights, just north of Cincinnati Hamilton co.

Fletch2

I live in the north western part town called Cloverdale. Paulding Co.

Brian P.

I live in central Ohio. About 45 minutes north of Heydeerman, but not nearly far enough away from COB. LOL

Only clubs I belong to are OBA and OSTA.

BP
"As a rule, nothing does an arrow so much good as to shoot it, and nothing so much harm as to have it lie inactive and crowded in the quiver"   Saxton Pope

rabbitman

Greene Co., just east of Dayton. Belong to Greene Co. archers at the Greene Co. fish & game club and the Compton national organization.

DaleinOhio

Wow, there ARE a lot of us here!  How come I never see anyone else out hunting with traditional tackle?
"So much do the savages esteem the wood of this tree for the purpose of making their bows, that they travel many hundred miles in quest of it."  -- Meriweather Lewis' description of the Osage Orange tree in a letter sent to Thomas Jefferson.

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