New John Schulz bows

[Steve O]

Originally posted by centaur:
 

Originally posted by Hermon:
Possibly one of them could be offered by a raffle.
That way you would not have to have deep pockets to possibly own one.  It would be a long shot.  Just a thought.

I would buy some tickets. Good idea. [/b]

That is not a good idea, that is a   GREAT idea. I will make sure Gene sees that and passes it on to John.

[stalkin4elk]

What is the ballpark $$ for these bows...1k or 10k give or take 3k? Will he trade for a teenager? Hahaha!!

[Jack Skinner]

Lord bless my family and please give me a fighten chance at one of those bows. Just practicing my nightly prayer until they are all gone. Now how does one approach the Bank for a loan for a bow?

[Matty]

Gene,
what is his website? I wasnt aware there ever was one.I did a search, but there was just general forum topic info.

[Kyle Lancaster]

Very cool.

[achigan]

Originally posted by centaur:
 

Originally posted by Hermon:
Possibly one of them could be offered by a raffle.
That way you would not have to have deep pockets to possibly own one.  It would be a long shot.  Just a thought.

I would buy some tickets. Good idea. [/b]

^^^^ x2 or 3

[Dan bree]

Matty. Try. Johnschulzstraightshooting.com.  It doesn't give you much info . But if you hit the speaking ingagements info it will give you a email form to submit  info on the parting shot  longbow . I sent it out but no reply yet.

[LongStick64]

12 only, that is going to be next to impossible to get my hands on one. Congrats on whomever does, they will be a real treat.

[The Ole' Bowhunter]

I'ed like one in the 62 # range...that is if I could afford one. Guess I'ed better start saving if I want to add a John Shultz longbow to my bowrack.  By the way Gene, that was a great idea you had to preserve Mr. Shultz's master bow-building skills not to mention preserve a critical link to our traditional bowhunting legacy.

[Ron Roehrick]

Not to worry Gene both you and Barry are first class and that your reputation is solid.

[Kris]

Gene,

It would be nice if the rest of us could at least see these bows as they come to completion.  Perhaps a photo file of John's last twelve?

I had heard John was living in Missouri prior to Montana, is that correct?  Could you write an article based on this conversation/interview with him?  That would be nice; many would love to hear this insight, if not too personal or other.

Thanks for posting...

Kris

[stiknstringer]

I think this is Mr.Shulz website:  www.johnschulzstraightshooting.com

[Green]

What he could do for the masses would be to republish "Straight Shooting" and the DVD "Hitting em like Howard Hill".  The DVD exists on Youtube, but the audio/video quality is so poor compared to the original, and "Straight Shooting" is a book many will read repeatedly.

[alex321]

I can completey agree with Mr Green above. The video on youtube is next to useless when it comes to detail.  I would happily part with 20 dollars for a decent DVD.

I have not had the pleasure of reading his book, but like most trad archer's have quite a book collection. No doubt his book would join it. He would not be wasting his time republishing that. Although I guess it is not so easy to make happen, for a niche area as archery.

Alex

[centaur]

Originally posted by Green:
What he could do for the masses would be to republish "Straight Shooting" and the DVD "Hitting em like Howard Hill".  The DVD exists on Youtube, but the audio/video quality is so poor compared to the original, and "Straight Shooting" is a book many will read repeatedly.

x2

[Pat B.]

Originally posted by centaur:
 

Originally posted by Green:
What he could do for the masses would be to republish "Straight Shooting" and the DVD "Hitting em like Howard Hill".  The DVD exists on Youtube, but the audio/video quality is so poor compared to the original, and "Straight Shooting" is a book many will read repeatedly.

x2 [/b]

Great idea...

Gene with your experience in getting published and your contacts perhaps you could steer or assist John in this..

[stalkin4elk]

I have tried to find his book in the aftermarket and have been unsuccessful. His used bows just may be easier to find.
John Schulz's teaching ability is at least(or more) as valuable as his bows and I would love to see a reprint of his book. I have watched his video many times to refresh.
Thanks to all those putting their energy into this project.

[Green]

I know that Nate Steen was in talks with John several months ago about re-releasing the DVD, and it was reported that this was going to happen, but I think John chose this course instead.

[nineworlds9]

Originally posted by Green:
What he could do for the masses would be to republish "Straight Shooting" and the DVD "Hitting em like Howard Hill".  The DVD exists on Youtube, but the audio/video quality is so poor compared to the original, and "Straight Shooting" is a book many will read repeatedly.

YES

[lbshooter]

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