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Fitzcarraldo:
Sorry to bring up this old thread, but I am in Guelph, Ontario, and would very much like to hear more about this English fletcher + bowyer near Hamilton!!

I love the English longbow, even though I'm only shooting Victorian-style currently.

bow-toxo:
I don't know who you mean, but I make mediaeval bows and arrows and live in Waterloo, I corrently have a pieced yew stave half completed.

Fitzcarraldo:

--- Quote from: bow-toxo on September 10, 2009, 09:45:01 am ---I don't know who you mean, but I make mediaeval bows and arrows and live in Waterloo, I corrently have a pieced yew stave half completed.

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I was referring to the bowyer that Hotspur mentioned in his post, but that's great that you're building bows in Waterloo.  If you ever feel like hanging out and talking warbows, or showing someone who has no idea what he's doing beyond reading buildalongs how to do it, let me know.  I'm surprised that out of the posters in this subforum, quite a few seem to be from Ontario.

woodstick:
hey n-joy and learn. there is alot of experinced bow makers on here. i live in oklahoma along way from you and i aint ever build a elb. but you find all the info you want on here.

bow-toxo:

--- Quote from: Fitzcarraldo on September 10, 2009, 10:10:01 am ---
--- Quote from: bow-toxo on September 10, 2009, 09:45:01 am ---
I was referring to the bowyer that Hotspur mentioned in his post, but that's great that you're building bows in Waterloo.  If you ever feel like hanging out and talking warbows, or showing someone who has no idea what he's doing beyond reading buildalongs how to do it, let me know.  I'm surprised that out of the posters in this subforum, quite a few seem to be from Ontario.

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I would be glad to chat and show you my gear and share any of my accumulated information that would fit your interest but that can't happen until November. You can get in  touch then. In the meantime you might be interested to read my article on mediaeval shooting technique on the St. Huberts website.
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