One of the bows is a Bear Alaskan 35#. It was purchased in the late 1960's or early 1970's. It is in good shape and still shoots good.
The second one is a Wing Chaparral 62#. It was also purchase in the same time frame.
These bows have been in the family their entire life. No one uses them. I don't collect them and if someone is interested in them contact me.
If you want to shoot them or are a collector it doesn't matter to me.
he has to make a string, his own bowstring, and than demonstrate how to string the bow, how he made the string, and shoot the bow,,,,,,
he is also making his own arrows...... I would easily have given a bow to him, but mine are all leftys....
do you think, I could put his dad and him, in touch with you........ his dad neither hunts or shoots, but is encouraging his son, to follow his archery path,,,
He also called the president of the Wis Trad Archers, have no idea, where that has gone....
he lives in west bend...... let me know, thanks
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