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I grew up in Wayzata. We live and work overseas in Thailand for the last 18 yrs. My wife is from New London/Spicer area so I have hunted out there a fair amount and took a real nice 13 pointer a few years ago out there. Spend as much time up at Ely as possible at my folks place. Will be back to hunt late Oct with my longbow this year. I make my own bows and equipment.
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Anyone get out over the weekend? I wasn't able to get out Sat. and the weather Sunday was pretty lousy.
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Hey, thought all of Minnesota Trad lovers had passed on. SE of Long Prairie about 10 miles. Where you at and welcome aboard.
Posts: 165 | From: Minnesota | Registered: Jan 2007
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I'm in Rochester. New to Archery, newer to bow building. But it is too addictive to let slide, so I guess I'll be building bows and learning as I go!
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fng here from St. Paul. Still trolling for a bow....... I'm that wet behind the ears..........
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Have a tournament coming up on 9/8/2012. It's about 45 miles NW of St. Cloud. The tournament includes the compound shooters, but they would like a 2-man team of traditional shooters. Anyone interested in doing some shooting on 9/8?? Send me an E-mail with any questions.
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I'm from Maple Grove...but been living in Australia for the last 10 years, it'll be good to get back there for a hunt. Hopefully in 2013.
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Steve here from central Minnesota. South of St. Cloud 45 minutes. Been doing the traditional thing now for 17 years.
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Ron from Rice county, Faribault. I have been in traditional archery since 1974, started out with a Browning Nomad stalker. I was lucky enough to have a great mentor that saved me alot of time and effort, sorry to say ny mentor passed away this year at age 80, rest in peace Sam Caswell my brother of the bow. Ron Roehrick.
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anyone in dakota county? I am trying to buy a vintage Browning Explorer and the guy wont ship. So hoping I can find someone local to trust and send the cash via PayPal and then have them purchase the bow for me and ship it properly. If there is a traditional shop in area that would work too....I have a couple boxes and could send on for the bow empty if needed.
Thanks for any help or recommendations. This bow was for sale before and sold quick at very low price....now it is back up as the guy only wanted the pearson arrows with deadheads mounted on them...and is selling bow and case alone.
appreciate the help if possible...thank you.
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Ron Herman PBS Assoc since 1988 Compton's Traditional Bowhunters ATHA (RIP) Bowhunters of SC NRA Life NAHC Life USAF Retired (1984-2004) Posts: 887 | From: Charleston, South Carolina | Registered: Aug 2005
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Hey all. I am in Webster just south of Prior Lake. I am pretty new to archery too. I have a compound that I bought from Schaffer Archery in Burnsville but this forum has got me interested in building my own bow. Planning on starting with the red oak pyramid tutorial on this site. Just need to find the time. If any of you guys are out my direction, let me know and we can do some target shooting on my land.
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I'm in Bloomington. Been shooting stick bows a long time. Happy to help anyone who needs it.
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