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Author Topic: mon river long bows, anyone herd of them  (Read 346 times)

Offline jrchambers

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mon river long bows, anyone herd of them
« on: April 25, 2008, 05:57:00 PM »
my buddy just bought one and said he couldnt find any info on them, it seems to be a nice bow, just want to know if anyone else has one or has shot one

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Re: mon river long bows, anyone herd of them
« Reply #1 on: April 25, 2008, 08:21:00 PM »
I have one, bought it new at Baltimore one year. Great little shooter, light as an evening breeze and fits the hand wonderfully. It's called a Possum Stick.

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Offline bentpole

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Re: mon river long bows, anyone herd of them
« Reply #2 on: April 25, 2008, 08:44:00 PM »
Hec yeh Ed Marrin[spelling] Makes some shooter bows.My Buds at Pequest Valley Archery carry Ed's bows. The  Possum Stick is one hec of an easy bow to shoot.He lives out in Pennsy somewhere and uses alot of local woods to build his bows. Sad to say his Possum Stick forms were destroyed somehow. The only way he'll remake the forms is if a bunch of us tell him to. The only way I know to get in touch with him is through Pequest Valley Archery their # is 908-453-2009 Bill and Scott. The only problem is that they are at The Appalachian  Bowman Whittingham Shoot this weekend in Jersey . They won't be back until Monday night. They can give you alot more info on Ed and his Bows. Maybe even give you a contact #. I know Ed used to have a web site but it doesn't come up any more. It was on the  www.bowjackson.com  site.

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