Here is a copy of the listing in the auction guide.
HL217 PRIMITIVE ARCHER PACKAGE
By Members of Primitive Archer Magazine
This amazing package was collectively crafted by a group of Primitive Archer Magazine’s website members from around the globe. The bow is made from guava wood from Hawaii with sturgeon skin backing, deer antler tip overlays and rattan handle wrap. The bow is 66” long with a 53 lb., 28” draw. The hardwood shoot arrows are made from sourwood, privet, dogwood and buffalo nut wood. Stone arrow heads from Texas flint, a leather quiver and sheath, a knife with deer leg bone handle, and a hand-woven bow sock complete the archery accessories as well as Primitive Archer Magazines. The way Community Bows Project works is someone crafts a stave and sends it to the next person who shapes the bow, then sends it to the third, etc. This set traveled through Manny Padroni from Pupukea, Hawaii; Shannon King from Rogersville, Missouri; Mark Baggett and Greg Bagwell from Clarksville, Tennessee; Lonnie Stapp from Liberty, Missouri, Pat Brennan from Brevard, North Carolina; Ron Johnson from Bruner, Missouri; Paul Wolfe from Springtown, Texas; Justin Snyder from Washington, Utah; Kenneth Gorman from Pleasantview, Colorado; Mark Baggett from Clarksville, Tennessee; Dane Danato from Greenfield, Massachusetts and all the way to Marius Fara from Gustavsburg, Germany!Members of Primitive Archer Magazine
