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Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: iowabow on July 28, 2013, 10:36:34 pm
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Gun Doc is all over the US but this weekend he was in Phoenix AZ. My son happens to live in Phoenix and I just traded his buddy a stave to build his first bow. So I set up a meeting between the three of them for a bow build lesson. Thank you Josh for helping the two service men out.
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Hey Josh, you could have a traveling bow shop in the back of your cab! Nice of you to help out.
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My son is the man on the left side of the picture.
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John, it was truly my pleasure! I enjoyed meeting them and talking bow making. I only hope that I was a help to em. That was a beauty of a stave that you sent him. I didn't have any more luck chiselin it out of him than I did when I tried to chisel it out of you! Lol! Josh
Cody, you might say that i do have a mobile archery shop jammed in here! I barely got room to stretch out in here! Lol!
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Tell ya what....I so appreciated what you did for those boys I am going to set the sister stave to that one aside for you! That log was the best osage I have ever seen.. Thanks again and now you have a bucket of high grade white Burlington flint and an blue ribbon corn fed (everything in Iowa is corn fed) Iowa premium osage waiting for ya on your next trip through.
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Couldn't get any better instruction. Nice work Dad!
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Yeah that gun doc guys a pretty nice dude 8)
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Good deal,way to pass it on Doc. :)
Pappy
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That was very nice of you, Doc. Do you ever draw a crowd while bow building in those public areas?
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Good job Josh! Your a good man.
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Pretty cool Josh! Good on ya, John!
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This kinda stuff is definitely one of the hidden "bennys" of driving OTR. It is just flat out awesome to travel around and meet folks of similar mindset from all over the country. If I get to be a part of making converts to primitive out of em, so much the better! Kenny, that happens all the time. Truckdrivers that are stuck out on the road and away from home are always looking for entertainment where they can find it. Many a time, I've been whittling away and look up to see a half a dozen drivers standing around trying to figure out what I'm doing. Thanks again for the opportunity John and thank you for the kind words fellas! Josh
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Haha Thats awesome man.
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way to keepem rolling Josh !!!!!
Good job !!!
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That is quite imoressive. Nice of you to help, Gun Doc. Jawge
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Yep, you're a good guy, Josh. Call me if you get a haul down this way, it'd be fun to hang out.
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Thanks fellas! Eddie, I appreciate the invite! I'll be sure to give you a call when I'm down there again. Josh
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Keep on trucking, Gun Doc, truck our blues away! Very col Josh.
John, I guessed the guy on the left was your son before you said. ;)
Tell both your son and his friend THANKS FOR THEIR SERVICE! 8)
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Yeah, that Gun Doc is a nice guy, even if he likes fugly guns and talks funny! >:D
He's a travelling missionary for Primitive Archery!