Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Arrows => Topic started by: TSA on January 31, 2017, 01:34:35 am
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hi all,
Let's kick this off with a giveaway of a dozen premium, 34" arrow shafts.
Our shafts are sorted and packaged in matched 5# spine, and 10 grain weight groups.
The winner will be able to select their spine group and preferred specie of the ones that we offer.
Now to enter is dead easy- No..... we dont expect you to contact or tag your buddies, or even to like our page ;D,
All we want, is for you to win some premium TSA shafts!
Here is what you have to do:
1.click on the link below- this will take you directly to our home page.
2.bottom right-hand corner of the home page is a large yellow button, marked promotions- click on that.
3.that will take you to our promotions page- fill in the required fields. Don't forget your forum handle/pseudonym and the promotion code which for this giveaway is PA001
4. click submit- and you're done! EASY!!
no spam, no mailing lists- NADA!! Just some free shafts!
heres the link : http://www.trueshaftarchery.com/home.html
The winner will be drawn from our quiver, 2 weeks from today, and the winner will have the opportunity to take home a second dozen arrows, if they would like! :)
Even though a persons requests may be varied, and our stock levels do fluctuate, we will however, do everything in our ability to work with the winner and to fulfill their requirements.
Best of luck!
TSA
The Winners are:
Edit: Thank you all for participating, we have really enjoyed doing this, and there will be many more giveaways!
The response has been overwhelming. With a lot more entries than we anticipated, so we decided to draw 2 winners !
Now we have edited our entry page to include the participant's forum handles, to specifically accommodate forums. but for now we only have their given names, so if you are a winner, please email your handle to us, or if any of you know who the winners are- please let us know.
winner 1: Brian Roggenbuck
winner 2: Johnathan Wampler
congratulations to the two winners, and to those of you who missed out, sorry, but please try again. I know how you feel- i am not one of those lucky winners- ever!
WINNERS BONUS
The winners have the opportunity to increase their winnings- here is what we have decided to offer:
1.you are the winner of 1 doz premium shafts of your choice- we pay the shipping
or
2. we throw in an extra 2 doz hunter grade shafts- of your choice - you pay the shipping!
shipping costs for one doz or 3 doz shafts would be very similar!
so decide what you would like and let us know!!
once again, thank you all very much :) :) :)
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Thank you for sponsoring the magazine and forum. I entered your drawing. I'm interested in the hex shafts. I might have to give those a try.
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Yes, thanks for supporting PA Magazine and our forum. Hope you will join in with the fun we have here.
I also entered your promotion. I like any wood shafting so I'm not picky.
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Thanks for your support TSA. I will check out you site.
Bjrogg
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Very nice offer. I entered and hope to win!
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you're not that lucky, Pearlie. ;D
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Neither am I, Pat. ;)
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Me neither but I still buy a lottery ticket when the numbers get high. ;) ...just in case!
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I win ZERO. I have bought raffle tickets for more things over the years than I can count. I've never won a drawing of any sort. But I keep trying! Heck, I was at a St Judes rabbit hunt last winter and well over half won something, not me :)
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Thank you.. Ed
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Nice products - but I didn't see an online order form. How do we place an order . . . in case I don't win . . .
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Thank you. Nice offer.
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thanks all.
there are two ways to order, Smoke, you can email me directly- or use the "contact us" form on the website.
i love to chat archery- so am more than willing to spend time on the phone too.
However, its oft times easier and more cost effective to purchase through one of our agents in the U.S. ( thats assuming you're in the U.S. of course :D), as they order in bulk, and their shipping rates are substantially less than shipping, say a dozen shafts!
check out our "Distributors" page on the website- click on their logo- it will take you directly to their home page!
http://www.trueshaftarchery.com/distributors.html
But, please feel free to contact either the suppliers directly, or contact me, even if you want to just talk to us about arrows- and then purchase directly from the supplier. Its all good. Just whichever happens to be most convenient for you!
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Thank you for being a sponsor on PA. New to primitve archery looking forward to getting a bow (or three) built to start shooting some woodies.
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Free stuff, cool! Maybe I didn't need to make the 36hr ferry ride to see you last year, just entered the contest lol! Good luck to everyone who enters, you will love them!
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Thanks for you support of PA, very nice offer. :)
Pappy
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Thank You for the support TSA. Like the web site and the products - Bob.
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Thanks for sponsoring the PA. Also thanks for giving all of us a chance to win some of your nice arrow shafts. I got entered and can't wait to see who wins!
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I entered. Hopefully I'll win!! :D Thank you for sponsoring!!
G-Monee >:D
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Thanks for sponsoring this way cool!!
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Good way to market a product.
Are they all parallel shafts? Or do you offer tapered as well?
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Thank you for supporting PA and for the generous give away! Very nice of you!
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Thanks for the support and the give away.
Hawkdancer
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Thanks guys that's a very nice offer.
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Does this happen today or tomorrow? ;D ;D ;D
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Thank You so much for this offer and thanks even more for drawing my name. I'm usually a tapered shaft guy but I have bought a dozen parallel shafts before and will surely use your shafts when the need arises. I have lots of friends I will tell. Thanks again
Bjrogg
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Wow! I never win anything. Thanks so much for the opportunity. I will contact you.
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Congrats guys and thanks trues haft for the opportunity. What a great way to stir up activity.
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Cool contest! Thanks for supporting this community.
Just to toss this out there, but I just got a dozen of Trueshaft Sitka spruce arrows from 3rivers and I'm impressed! Not only with the characteristics of the wood, but the fact that they come in 34" shafts (very nice for us fellas with long draws). I didn't realize they had a website with other shaft material choices until this contest post.
So, in turn, I'll be sure to order more arrows directly from them next time!
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I would like to say I called Wayne at TSA. He was very informative and interesting to talk to and I believe he will fit into this community very well. I can tell he has a passion for his product and archery and seems like a very down to earth type of person. Thanks again Wayne look forward to seeing more of you and TSA on the site. Good Luck with you business. In case anyone is wondering, I got first dozen Sitka Spruce premium shafts free delivery. I picked 50-55 spine. 11/32". I then was given 2 more dozen hunter grades to pick that I pay shipping on. I decided to pick Hickory for a little more physical weight 50-55 spine 11/32" diameter. Wayne said there supply was a little low right now but they would be running some more in a few weeks. I was going to try the hex shaft but he said they are having some problems with tooling yet, and where waiting to see how much interest there was for them before investing a lot in them. I decided to go with a dozen Sitka Spruce hunter grade 50-55 spine 11/32 diameter. Wayne said he would get back with me before sending out and I could change my order anytime before that. Thanks again TSA
Bjrogg
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Congrats BJ and thanks Wayne for the opportunity to enter. :)
Pappy
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Congrats to BJ and thanks TSA for your support and for some fun excitement in these winter months!!
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thank y'all for the interest and participation,
many thanks for the kind words, and we will do everything we can to live up to any expectations.
we all do what we do for an innate passion,( its certainly not for the big big bucks :D)- and we are excited to be able to put some shafts in peoples hands.
Even though our shafts are not strictly "primitive" thanks for letting us through the door.
For those of you that werent lucky- this time, keep an eye out- there will be more events in the future!
kindest thanks
Wayne
TSA
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Wayne, thanks for sponsoring PA Magazine and this forum and thanks for your generosity. I hope you can make it to the Tenn. Classic. It will be nice to shake your hand.
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Wayne, thanks for sponsoring PA Magazine and this forum and thanks for your generosity. I hope you can make it to the Tenn. Classic. It will be nice to shake your hand.
Hopefully Wayne can get down to the South and see what that Southern Hospitality is all about. Twin Oaks sure has a heap of that to serve up at the Classic!
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Wished he could also, I talked to him and he said not this year [working 8 days a week] but hopefully next year, he is sending some stuff for the raffle table and very generously offered some seconds for us to use for kids arrows, we have lots of kids and they loose lots of arrows so that will come in very handy.
Thanks again Wayne for your support of PA.
Pappy
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Hiya all
i know its been a while, apologies for the delayed response, its tough to find time to spend at the PC even with these 9 day weeks.we have literally been snowed under with orders- 3D season I guess.
Anyway here are some pics of some of the shafts going out to the winners. both winners were notified immediately. However, they both opted for Hemlock shafts for their additional bonus prizes, and they know that the hemlock is in process. it all just takes a little bit of time, with all the stabilization times we allow for in the process.
(http://i766.photobucket.com/albums/xx309/mwnicol/primitive%20archer%20competition%201%20pic%201_zps6v7xm7yy.png) (http://s766.photobucket.com/user/mwnicol/media/primitive%20archer%20competition%201%20pic%201_zps6v7xm7yy.png.html)
(http://i766.photobucket.com/albums/xx309/mwnicol/primitive%20archer%20competition%201%20pic%202_zps645doflr.png) (http://s766.photobucket.com/user/mwnicol/media/primitive%20archer%20competition%201%20pic%202_zps645doflr.png.html)
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Wow, what a weird bunch of people we are, getting all excited for a change to win a bundle of sticks!
That being said...those are some very nice looking sticks!
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well- they make pretty darn good kindling too ;) if the shooting doesnt work out so well!
perfect size- nicely seasoned!
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Got me excited Wayne, those look real nice. I'm completely out of parallel shafts now to and just broke one of my Red Osier tapered shaft trying a head shoot on a ground hog in our wood pile.
Bjrogg
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did you get the ground hog? thats what counts! arrows are sacrificial i guess! are they edible?
interesting how you try for a head shot, i would just be trying for a "ground hog " shot- somehow i think your shooting skills are a lot more refined than mine!!
the hemlock is in process now- and hopefully we can get your entire package off to you soon.
as we dont kiln dry our wood- we allow for periods of stabilization between each stage of the process- that adds to the production time unfortunately.
if however you get desperate for shafting- we can send the spruce- just the shipping would be higher than just shipping one package.
cheers
wayne
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did you get the ground hog? thats what counts! arrows are sacrificial i guess! are they edible?
interesting how you try for a head shot, i would just be trying for a "ground hog " shot- somehow i think your shooting skills are a lot more refined than mine!!
the hemlock is in process now- and hopefully we can get your entire package off to you soon.
as we dont kiln dry our wood- we allow for periods of stabilization between each stage of the process- that adds to the production time unfortunately.
if however you get desperate for shafting- we can send the spruce- just the shipping would be higher than just shipping one package.
cheers
wayne
Sorry to say no I didn't get the ground hog. Ha ha I'm betting your a better shot than me Wayne. Only reason I took that shot was because I was getting to cold waiting for him to come out of the log pile. All he offered me was head shot from about 19 yards. Knew it was high risk low chance shot. Was either going to get him or glance off log or slam into cement wall. Was favoring the glancing off log, should have been aiming small. To tell the truth I've never shot one but they get digging under our cement floors taking the sand out and wrecking the floor. I have a buddy in a wheelchair that loves to spend his summer hunting them.They are really becoming a terrible problem, he got over 200 last year and they just keep gaining in numbers. I have enough Red Osier to keep me shooting, no hurry on sending them out. Bjrogg