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Offline hillbilly61

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Re: tips for choosing bow stave
« Reply #30 on: March 21, 2010, 10:49:47 am »
  Thank you Eric. I didn't think I was selling any bad staves, just what I learned from when I was shooting years ago. I even left a sign that said to make an offer, and if I was out shooting, to just leave the $$ on my front seat. I know Mike wasn't directing the post at me, and I apologize If I came across badly. :-[ I hope to continue on this forum with the great advice and help of all the bowyers willing to give a new guy advice.
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Offline Scott Gray

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Re: tips for choosing bow stave
« Reply #31 on: March 21, 2010, 02:52:17 pm »
Mark, I bought one of the staves you had at the ASTB shoot and want to thank you for the deal you gave me on it. I don't know sqaut about building bows but, I am lucky to have friends like Eric Krewson and the Skinner brothers who don't mind answering this beginners questions and helping me to pick a good stave to start with. I have a buddy that lives about 15 minutes away that is going to work with me on my first bow.

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