Ed Scotts Hatchet

[Mike Yancey]

I just received this in the mail today with a nice letter from Ed Scott's son Justin. Its Ed's old hand ax that he used to make every bow that he ever made. It is pictured on an elm chopping block that Ed and I cut just before our first group bow class together years ago, where we taught guys to make our style of bows.
I will use and cherish it the rest of my life.


Anyone that ever took a class from Ed knew how amazing he was with this tool!

[kennym]

That's an awesome thing for him to do! 

[Pine]

 

[GCook]

That's a thoughtful thing for him to do.

[Greg Szalewski]

Should be lots of good ju ju in there. A special gift indeed.

[Wudstix]

Truly awesome!!!

[Guss]

Wow...! So cool..!!

[Roy from Pa]

Fantastic...

[George Tsoukalas]

Justin, nice gesture. May Ed's memory be eternal. Jawge

[Mark R]

I think Ed would be happy to see it being used, I met and talked with him a few times at Compton, he let me shoot a few Bows, it was like shooting a piece of historic art, they looked so ornate and primitive yet shot so good, he was a friendly and amazing Man. Keep the tradition alive Mike.

[Terry Green]

WOW!!!!

[rastaman]

What an awesome treasure!

[cacciatore]

Mike who better than you can appreciate such a piece of history creating more Mojo

[trad_bowhunter1965]

That's awesome Mike.

[Tim Reese]

That's really cool you have it now and will put her to use.

[Chad Orde]

What a cool piece could be in the traditional archery museum if there was one haha.
Very nice thing to do, he must have know how much you would cherish it.

[mec lineman]

The Owl Bow Lives!