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Was a freshman in high school. Had not discovered archery until 1965. Hunted with a Savage M99 (still have it).
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Living in California, shooting a Bear Kodiak and Howard Hill Longbow, hunting, working, traveling, partying too much and thinking life is great.
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Had a 5 DM bow that my Grandmother bought me. Was on the way to school and had know idea what they are talking in the radio about the bay of pigs. Early in the morning, same season as know , falling leaves gave a premonition of coming winter.
(deutsche mark, @ this time 1$ - 4,20DM)
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I was 11 and carrying a solid fiberglas Golden Fox (45#) by Bear on my trapline. Only bow I could afford at the time. Killed my first deer with that bow in '65. Have a '62 Grizzly and '62 Polar now and simply love the grips on them. Wish I could have afforded them then.
-------------------- Hunting-it is not a choice but what is in my blood. Posts: 2245 | From: Grottoes,Virginia, Shenandoah Valley | Registered: Jan 2004
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quote:Originally posted by csimpson: Born in 62, picked up a LH 1962 Kodiak 73#'s yesterday from pawn shop $65.00 no coin on bow
Charles,
Now THAT one deserves at least one photo posted here! Break out the digital camera and get to work!!!!
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“Only after the last tree has been cut down…the last river has been poisoned…the last fish caught, only then will you find that money cannot be eaten." - Cree Indian Prophesy Posts: 1850 | From: Westchester County, NY | Registered: Oct 2006
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I was 12 and shooting a Yellow Bear Fiberglass recurve RH/LH and starting to figure out I was a left eye dominate RH kid .Picked up some awesome RH 62 Kodiak's that are treasured by a few of the guys listed above. I did get this lefty from the Al Reader collection. Posts: 1210 | From: Michigan | Registered: Mar 2008
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Awesome!! Love the 59-62's but finding a good one is a hard thing to do. Maybe one of these day's. Very nice collection!
Jason
-------------------- If your gonna take time to do it, do it right the first time! My Dad 1940-2002 Posts: 1773 | From: S. Indiana | Registered: Jan 2008
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