Anniversary of G.Fred Asbell's passing

[Wudstix]

Today is the first anniversary of G. Fred Asbell's passing.  Great man gone to the great beyond.  We have lost several great men/woman in January.
 

[Maclean]

I can't believe its been a year already, seems like just yesterday.

Hats off Fred.   

[shick]

Surely doesn't seem like a year has gone by since we lost GFred 'the man'.

[MnFn]

Yes, a great guy!

[Brockett]

I never met  G Fred in person, I only know him through his books and articles. But I do know that bow hunting lost one of its greats a year ago today.

[Wudstix]

Met him at PBS San Antonio.  Wore one of his vests to Mass tonight.
 

[Deltadart106]

I had the pleasure of meeting Fred many years ago in Colorado, he was very helpful in the short time we spent together, what a wealth fo knowledge. RIP Fred.
Paul

[Steelhead]

Bless him.Good man!

The 1st Traditional Archery book that I bought along time ago was his Instinctive Shooting book.Still shooting instinctive to this day.

RIP

[Bowguy67]

God bless him and his family

[TIM B]

Super nice guy, he helped me through emails when I decided to start carving down a few shelf’s on various bows. 

[McDave]

Not too long after Fred died, my beloved dog died.  The night after my dog died, I had a very vivid dream where Fred was playing with my dog in heaven.  I only met Fred one time, at an instinctive shooting seminar he was putting on at Black Widow many years ago, so it was quite a surprise when he turned up in my dream.  But your post brought back a memory of that dream, and made me realize that the first anniversary of my dog's death will be coming up pretty soon too.

[trad_bowhunter1965]

G.Fred Asbell is one of my heros, I met him at the Elk show in Reno NV when he still had Bighorn. I have all his book only one is not signed and his DVD,

[Bow man]

I miss visiting with him . It has left a big hole in out Trad Community.

[rastaman]

Fred used to belong to a traditional bowhunting camp down at a hunting property in south Georgia affectionately known as Paradise.  Several guys here on Tradgang used to either belong to that lease or had the pleasure of hunting that lease.  Fred usually had a hudson bay long coat on and was a mountain of a man to me and he looked like what i imagined a mountain man would look like.   He was just one of the guys to us and is greatly missed.

[Wild Bill MCP 808]

A true Statesman for the Traditional Way. He was always ready and willing to help someone. He brought so much this way of life.