Bowhunter magazine tribute to D. Schuh
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From: lewis
19-Jun-19
Just read the tribute piece in this months Bowhunter very well done and very well deserve.A very nice man and a heck of a hunter.Lewis
From: Zackman
19-Jun-19
A true gentleman of our sport. He will be missed
From: Charlie Rehor
19-Jun-19
Quite a man for sure! Great tribute by Curt and the guys at Bowhunter.
From: Dale06
19-Jun-19
I read it. He was a first class guy in all aspects of lift.
From: Buffalo1
19-Jun-19
Classy articles about a top shelf person.
From: midwest
19-Jun-19
Man, I bet I read just about everything he wrote all through my early years of bowhunting. He was one of my main inspirations to head west for elk and muleys. RIP Dwight.
From: Hawkeye
19-Jun-19
A truly great article.
He was inspiring and generous---one of Bowhunting's greatest ambassadors.
He will be missed.....
RIP Dwight:)
From: Dino
19-Jun-19
I've been looking for the magazine to read the article, if anyone spies one pls pm me; I'd like to purchase a few copies of this issue. Dwight was one of my favorite authors.
From: Trial153
19-Jun-19
Very well done, enjoyed all the articles.
From: Will
19-Jun-19
Was sad when he passed... His approach to sharing "our" sport with the world was amazing. He is missed!
From: Jaquomo
19-Jun-19
The Bowhunter TV film tribute was outstanding too.
From: Whocares
19-Jun-19
Tribute to him in latest issue of Bugle also.
From: Bowboy
19-Jun-19
I met him in the 1997 in Yakima WA at a sport show. I bought his hunting mule deer book. He even signed it. Great guy!
Bowhunter magazine did an awesome job pay tribute. Chuck Adams also did an article in Bugle July issue about Dwight.
He was one of the guys I followed and read his articles. I learned a lot from him in his writings.
From: Kurt
19-Jun-19
A great guy and friend. As so many of us have noted.
From: Barty1970
20-Jun-19
I have yet to read the so rightly-deserved tributes, but we would have hearts of flint and eyes of glass not to feel very moved or shed tears when remembering all that Dwight Schuh did for bowhunting and for sharing his very considerable experience with all of us. God rest him and good hunting for the next life.
From: 12yards
20-Jun-19
Same as midwest. In my early bowhunting years I devoured his writing, reading his articles multiple times. Will be on the lookout for this issue.
From: South Farm
20-Jun-19
Saw Dwight at the SCI show in Minnesota...one of the best seminar speakers I ever saw...captivated the entire audience with reflections of his many Alaskan hunts and shared a wealth of information on how to do it on you own before DIY was the rage it is now. Hell of a writer too, Bowhunter mag just ain't the same without him.
From: Mt. man
20-Jun-19
#LEGEND
From: Aces11
20-Jun-19
Read them all as well. Great tribute.
From: YZF-88
20-Jun-19
I read a chapter in his Hunting Open Country Mule Deer book last night. Good stuff.
From: drycreek
20-Jun-19
I just finished reading mine today. He was, by all accounts, a helluva guy. He certainly gave me lots of enjoyment through the years.
From: Owl
21-Jun-19
Dwight is a favorite. We should all lament and seek to remedy the scarcity of his kind.
From: Beav
21-Jun-19
He was a very humble man and did so much for our sport! Loved reading his articles because he always found a way to express in words the appreciation of the entire hunt and experience and not just the kill.
From: Scar Finga
21-Jun-19
The man was all class, de is missed by all who knew him, either through his writings or being his friend!
RIP Brother!
From: GregE
24-Jun-19
ELK FEVER was my first exposure to Dwight and Larry D. Even with the 'filler silliness' with the pine cone in the boot it was the standard I judged other ELK videos against.
Dave Doran was in Dwight's Hunting Open Country Mule Deer book and video. A friend too soon gone.
Greg
From: Mark Watkins
24-Jun-19
#Legendary gentleman bowhunter!
Mark
