1st post, asking for help= Roy Coursey and Cook's Mountain bows

[ejes]

Hi, Excited to be here on your forum.  Looks like an incredible amount of experience and info here!

I have been looking at ordering a Cook's Mountain Archery El Tigre recurve.  The bowyer is Roy Coursey.  However, when I try to email or call him, the email doesn't work and I get a message that his phone number is no longer in service.  Here is the info I got from his website:  phone: 509-965-2143, email: [email protected]

Do any of ya'll know if Roy is still building bows and how I can reach him if so in order to buy one?

Any info would be appreciated...

[Islandlongbow]

Sorry I cant help ya but welcome to the gang    

Jerry

[JEFF B]

cant help. but welcome to the family you wont be sorry.        you joined have fun my man

[Archer 1]

Afraid I can't help with the bow either, but Welcome to the gang.  

[8up]

using the area code to find out his state which is Washington I then did a white pages search and came up with a 2 numbers for the same name and address. The number you have and  509-965-3375

Good Luck

[White Oak]

Welcome, and good luck with your search.


Ed  

[ejes]

Originally posted by 8up:
using the area code to find out his state which is Washington I then did a white pages search and came up with a 2 numbers for the same name and address. The number you have and  509-965-3375

Good Luck

Thank you sir!  

If anyone has info on his status, I'd appreciate it.

[ejes]

Thanks guys.  I think I finally found him.  I think he moved to Idaho!  Thanks for all the replys, and I hope to post a little bit over here.  Just getting back into trad bows after many years and looking forward to it.

[project mayhem]

Roy did indeed move to Idaho.  I happen to shoot Roy's bows, if you need info, feel free to PM me.  JW

[MikeC]

I've shot Roy's recurves and longbows and they are about as good as you can get.

I would have bought one last year at a shoot but the dealer did not take credit cards.

[ejes]

Thanks very much guys.  I started out with trad bows 20 years ago, sold them about 10 years ago and went to compounds and now want to go back.  I just love the simplicity and gracefulness of Roy's bows.  I shot one once and have wanted one since and so this will be the bow that gets me back into it if I can get one from him.  I found a new email for him over on *********** and it hasn't bounced back like the other one, so hopefully it will work.  If I need some more help, I'll pm ya JW!

[bayoulongbowman]

Id love to see one...never shot one...someone post a pic...ty ..marco#78

[MikeC]

Give this guy a shout.  He is a dealer for Roy's bows and may something in stock that suits you.


Dreamcatcher Traditional Archery, Inc.
"Custom Longbows and Recurves, Cedar and Aluminum Arrows. Broadheads, Quivers, Accessories."

8 Birch Road
New Britain, PA 18901
215-345-4289
[email protected]

[ejes]

Thank you very much MikeC; I appreciate that.  If I don't hear from him via email soon, I'll give that fella a call.  I'm kind of wanting one built from scratch tillered for 3 under.  Was also thinking of asking for osage limbs and ebony or bubinga in the handle.

bayoulongbowman, here is a link to his site starting with the curves, but his longbows are very nice too.  The takedown recurve is absolutely beautiful, but a little too much for me to spend right now for just getting back into it:   Cook\\'s Mountain