Started a new fire today!!! Update pg 2!!!

[ChrisM]

One of my students the other week brought an old pearson bow to me and said it was given to him and wanted me to help him get it going.  Well of course I agreeed.  I got on trad gang to get some info.  

A great gentleman named KHALVERSON  offered to give the boy a string.  Man what a string it was perfect with silencers already installed.  

The boy came over today and I rigged him up.  7 arrows, 4 judos, 2 field points, 1 Flu Flu.  Loaner back quiver, loaner Asbell video, loaner bowhunters handbook, new glove and armguard.  

We stared out with working on the basics shooting into the bales.  Then moved to the field for some roving.  Now the only part I didn't like was when he took my hill and didn't want to give it back.  He shot for over an hour up and down the draws and ridges, through creeks and oak flats.  He even barely missed a water moccasin.  

The greatest part was when he hit a bow pie at 20 yards.  Looked at me with a Texas grin and said "Wow this is better than Basketball".

He was sad when is dad made him load up to go to chruch.  

I would like to thank yall in the gang for the info and KHALVERSON for his great string.

[wooddamon1]

Yup, Trad gang...      

[glass76]

Sounds like you're getting him started out right. Great job taking him under your wing.      

[Cyclic-Rivers]

       

[DannyBows]

Another one hooked, Well Done!

[caleb7mm]

another great story from tg!

[owlbait]

Kevin is a great guy and always seems willing to help others. Congrats on getting that young man started!  

[Gen273]

   

[awbowman]

Did the same tonight.  Good feeling

[GRINCH]

       

[dispatch 510]

           

[Green]

Way to go Chris.  All anyone has to do is to show some interest and TG'ers will go out of their way to bring another into the fold.    

[ronp]

Very nice!  

[hardtimes]

Great Job!  

[Mudd]

Thank you for representing us so very well.

       

[4runr]

Way to go Chris.

[Friend]

Your kindness, generousity and quality time invested in the young lad may lead him to join us in this wonderful and fulfilling epic journey.

Just as he attended to his #1 priority, we too are granted many opportunities to properly introduce the youth and others and remain ever ready to seize the moment.

[ChrisM]

Got a call from the kids dad today to thank me.  He said he was really impressed with the fact that his son has never liked to read but always has the book I loaned him in his hand if he ain't got the bow.  He reads the book and talks about it at supper.  He said that he keeps talking about some indian named ishi.  Who would have thought a bow would spark an interest in reading