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Ata boy Mike, burn some of that energy off.
Nice offer buddy.
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Congrats to you Joe and John may both of your journeys be profitable.
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Thanks for all the nice comments. It's great to see those from people that actually know John and are familiar with his work.
John is in the process of setting up an all new website. Part of our deal included a Trad Gang sponsorship, so that is already covered, and once his new website is up and running I'm sure he will be letting you all know about it.
In the meantime, the Bow Hospital page on the Prairie Traditions site has been updated with John's contact information, so you can get in touch with him through that, or send him a PM here. (jcrafferty - #14,998)
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Best of luck to John on his new aquisition, and to Joe on his re-retirement.
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Excellent! Congrats on your re-retirement Joe and I'm looking Forward to having work done by John...CONGRATS!
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For those of you who are already on my schedule to have work done you now have the option of staying on my list or being switched to John.
Our deal is that I keep what is here unless someone prefers to transfer. And that is perfectly fine for me if they do - I'd like to get John off to a good start. But either way works, and I will continue to work on the bows that stay here.
The advantage that John can offer is that he has no backlo% and can get to your bows quicker than I can. And his skills are excellent, so no worries about the quality with him!
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Joe: Does this mean that we will get to shoot with you at all the events? That would be great. MIKE
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Congrats Joe for retirement 2. John great to see pics of your handiwork. Best of wishes in the buisness.
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