Do you know how I can get ahold of Ken two bears he reduces bow weight of bows or his email site?

What was the stitching used? Just a basic leather stitch?

I feel like this video was Taylor made for me since I ordered some replacement straps recently and just got the shipping notification yesterday. Thanks Ron! 👍

Big Jim is in the process of building me my 1st custom bow, due to me this February 2025. A 54" Thunderchild takedown longbow, 47 lb @ 24". I am very excited, and I am sure without a doubt that I will love shooting this bow. Of all the bow makers I researched, Big Jim was far above all others.

Do you have quivers in stock, or is there a waiting period?

The modern day Robinhood, loved his videos, really learned a lot watching him.

Hope Jeff is well. Thankyou Jeff for the videos.

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Please tell me where to get your podcast

Any tips for shooting with glasses on ? I recently had to start wearing glasses and im seeing the frame near my nose when im at full draw .

Somehow by coincidence you and me have the exact same bow, bowstring, and bow string silencer.

I just can’t get over loosing arrows. They are expensive and hard to make.

20$ for something that you can easily do by yourself for 3$

There's a lot of great archers and trick shooters but no one explains form better than Jeff

I want one. Where do i go to get one? I’m a left handed shooter split finger. Do you do a split?

I've learned a lot off Jeff. I read something a long time ago that most of the top gunfighters in the old west had blue eyes, not sure why, maybe the lower melanin just lets in more light? Anyway,great to see you again.❤ from Australia.l do traditional archery,using Bear recurves Great for feel part of the international archery community.

I'm a great fan of stumpstalkerarchery KZbin channel. My favorite game with my Bear Super Grizzly 50#. Thanks. From Bordeaux, France 🍷🏹

Jeff is a great instinctive archer. His videos are so informative and I've learned so much from him. Thanks Jeff

Where are the straps from?

I have zero admiration for Kavanagh, to me he is a very narrow minded man.

Get it brotha!

Yes gentlemen. I skipped shooting and went straight into traditional bow making. Ive gone for a Yew selfbow design similar to the Hill style. I would be honoured if you would come and check them out Many thanks

I just got some wool silencers the other day n a new bowstring cant wait to try it out

Yes chaps. The archery culture in the states is beautiful. I've discovered a talent in English Yew bow making, I would be honoured if they could make their way to the States

You cannot help but love and admire this great man! He is now, a legend! Given gifts from God.

I break most of the rules in traditional archery, yet i have been successful every year in taking game for 40+ years. 76 now and wish someone could explain the nonsense that some people profess, with regards to proper form and practices.

Great video Ron! The items I bought last year are holding up well. I see a quiver in Mossy Oak bottomland in my future, thanks for your work!

No.1 is the absolute only way. Get a coach.

Love the looks of that quiver !

They draw mosquitos !

It looks good but I am done with these elastic strings and protruding metal clips. If you made one with straps that clip into place like the Olympic archery ones then that would be awesome, I'd pay premium for that.

I will most definitely have one of Jim's bows before he hangs it up😊You just gotta love this guy

Loved this one

If it's actually a review of a pocket quiver, why do I mostly see close-ups of archers (face, head and shoulders) and close-ups in the direction of shooting at the target. But nearly nothing from the Quiver... br

What the hellare you shooting bears for weardo

Way shoot a garaff e

i wonder what you think about silencers on horse bow, ive never used them and read many times that they do not work as good on horse bows as ot other types of bows

Good job

Would you do anything different to prepare the tail to be used as bow grip material?

Talking about training for pressure I shoot with six other friends weekly with us, shooting the shit and talking and listening to music and making each other laugh while still trying to do great on three targets definitely helps you get to really sinking your movements without really having to pay attention

Do you make a split finger tab??

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Good job 👏 congratulations 🎊

Hey from New Brunswick. Great tutorial!

"Promosm" 😅

How is Jeff doing??? I believe he was battling cancer a few years ago. I wish him all the best!!

I had joined the PBS as an Associate Member in the early 70's. I looked forward to the PBS newsletter/ magazine and read every line in it. I always enjoyed Monty's articles among other archers. I knew that I would be able to go on adventures like them I could go on their adventures thru their writing. Listening to Monty, we had a lot in common. I shot my first deer in the Fall of 1970. My first purchased bow was a Bear takedown in 1973 or 74. My first compound bow was also a Bear Alaskan. We both met people that had a great influence on us. I went to train to be a bowhunter education instructor in NY in 1975. I set down to a fellow that I had never met before. This man was Wayne Trimm. As we got to know each other, I found out that he was a Senior member of Pope and Young. Other men I met like Bruce Jenson, Colby Hansen, Mike Neal, And Howard Lewis helped me greatly. They showed me what it was to be a traditional bowhunter. It is not just hunting with a long or recurve bow but a way of life. It was part of who you were. The never bragged about themselves, shared their adventures with just a few friends, and always were eager to help in any way. The have all passed away now but I have all their stories written down in my journals. As I write this, I look at the bow that I took my first deer with and a shelf of journals ( over 6000 pages ) , old photos, broken arrows, and game taken. I have only shared these things so dear to me with a very few. Another item that we have in common is, we are both the same age, we both live in NC, And we continue to hunt with the same old equipment and enjoy every moment.

Beautiful built great job. What did you use for the arrow insurt or foam?