Well, I'm back in Virginia. I would Like to express my appreciation to the Westvangs for their hospitality and support. I have had some good friends, but Mike and Jason are good as they come. Personally, the "merging" of the two companies came very naturally. It is no secret that I had been getting all my lams from Dryad for some time now. As a bowyer, you want the best material you can get your hands on for a build. I had always admired the attention to detail they put into grinding the lams I used. You know that a man is serious about his trade when you can see his best work consistently in minor details. So, here we are.
This business is about men and women of common interest finding pleasure in the simple things in life. Mike and Jason are a couple of guys who love to hunt and shoot, and lie about both subjects. They are honest, hard working, dependable, and passionate. It shows in their bows. I will ally with men of their character any day. I am proud to associate myself with the Westvangs.
This opportunity will give me time in the shop to work on developing some limb designs I have had in my head for some time. Time to spend with family and friends, and time to commit to some of the wonderful opportunities on the east coast to get out to some shoots and shows. I might even get to hunt this year.
So look me up, I will be the guy with the brown hair that turned gray, then went white. I'll proudly be flying the Dryad and Black Mountain Bow banners. As for bows, I will offer you either with pride.
To my loyal and patient customers who have been so very understanding throughout my move east, Thank you. Your bows are on the way.
Brent
Topic: Black Mountain and Dryad join forces (Read 609 times)
