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Bart Schleyer passed

Started by Wudstix, September 14, 2022, 04:28:10 PM

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David McLendon

Ben, you're one of the brave one's, and now you know.
Lefties are the only ones who hold the bow in the right hand.

RIVERWOLF

One of  "The Best" articles I have read of Bart was written by Mike Mitten and shared on Herd Bull productions.
I would highly recommend all to read it.....

Bart lived as we were meant to , and with a  respectful way of doing it....It all starts with an open mind fed firstly  as a naturalist . Of this a hunter should be ever learning of --- advocate of--and protector of....For without nature ..all of the circle .....we have nothing......
Arrows are the Life-Blood of a hunt........They need a safe place to be until called upon  !
Ralph"Riverwolf"Webb
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Wudstix

Ralph;
That article is indeed well worth the time it takes to read.  Some of it I had seen before, but much of it was new.  A life well lived.
:campfire: :coffee: :archer2: :campfire:
"If you're not living on the edge, you're taking up too much space!!!" - Me

Psalms 121: 1-3 - King David

60" Big River 67#@28"              
60" MOAB D/R LB 62#@27"
60" Big River D/R LB 65#@27"
62" Kota Badlands LB 72#@28"
62" Howatt TD 62#@28
58" Bear Grizzly 70#@28"
62" Big River D/R LB 60#@30"
66" Moosejaw Razorback LB 60#@28"

"Memento Mori"
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Retired DoD Civ 1985-2019

LongbowArchitect

Bart was my shooting buddy at an indoor archery range in Bozeman, MT in the late 70's when he was winding up his college thesis on grizzly bear behavior. He was specifically determined to see if there was a consistent distance that a human could approach before a grizzly bear would attack. He told me that he would like to try his theory out in the Yellowstone or Alaska backcountry someday. I remember that didn't appeal to me one bit at the time and told him so. I was not surprised to hear of his demise years later.

I remember that Bart was an amazingly strong young man shooting a very heavy bow. Nice guy too. Rest in peace Bart.

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