A VERY enjoyable weekend to be sure. I sat in the vendor's tent most the time with other Sitka Gear reps and also peddling my book My Neck of the Woods...and the hours just flew by, talking to people that share the same passion as I do: going afield with a stickbow and sharp arrows in hand. Got reacquainted with many I'd met before, met a bunch of great new folks as well. Good food, unlimited 3-D ranges (I did sneak out to shoot a couple times), great weather for camping, TONS of vendors of traditional items, lots of icons there (incl. Glen St. Charles), great activities for kids, plentiful food incl. free chili the first night, auctions, raffles, a campfire gathering with discussion about the sport, and the unveiling of a very impressive Archives record book, etc., etc. A very friendly and festive atmosphere. What's not to like?
By the way, a Jerry Pierce bow given to GSC was auctioned for $6,000 or $6,100. Incredible.
I wanted to especially thank the board members of Compton. Having been involved on a local and/or state level in such endeavors, I know how much work is involved there. I was just in awe of how much work the Compton Board puts in EVERY DAY at the huge event. They all deserve our thanks and support.
I also think they deserve our membership dues! (As does PBS and others). So I urge you to support Compton, an organization that is doing so much for us.
Bryce Lambley, Fremont, NE