Still for SALE Samick Woodsman Recurve bow. 62 in. 40 lbs @ 28 in. Excellent
shape. Asking $ 75.00  Will include  custom arrows 45-50 spine Also for SALE
Custom made hybrid longbow made by Eastlake custom Bows. 62 in 38 lbs @ 28 in.
Retails for $ 550.00. Asaking $ 150.00 also includes arrows. Call Don Erickson @
602-989-3999 or e-mail derickson55@.... Make it a great Christmas with a
new bow.

Greetings!
On January 9th, Nefastus and I will be hosting an Archery Community Night at our
home. This is a chance for people to gather and discuss topics regarding the
archery community in our Kingdom. Anyone who wishes to attend is welcome.
Our home will be open at 2pm, with the meeting starting promptly at 3pm. We will
prepare some delicacies for snacking, but please bring what you prefer to drink.
Our topics for January 9th are:
1. Target butts, loaner gear, and possible fund raisers
2. Mixed Weapons War and Highlands War Ideas
We anticipate that the meeting will last approximately 1.5 to 2 hours. If you
need directions to our home, please contact us offline at chetrokeba@....
See you then!

Giuliana

Scott please contact Don @ 602-989-3999

Huzzah! I despise the full contact gift exchange, and saw only a few people last
year who actually enjoyed themselves. I look forward to having a chance to shoot
a tournament this year.
Also, I think this will encourage more archers to attend Solstice. This gives
those who enjoy the full contact version the chance to participate with others
in the Barony.
As for the authorization cards, I will have mine on hand. If you need assistance
authorizing anyone by Dec 13, please let me know how I can help. I am anxious to
see our archers comply with the Society-wide effort to get all participants in
combat forms authorized.

Your Servant,
Giuliana
Lieutenant of Archery
Barony of Sun Dragon


--- In Sundragon_Archery@yahoogroups.com, Jeff Moe <moejeff44@...> wrote:
>
> Greetings,
>  
> There will be a prize tourny in addition to the Christmas shoot this year.
Thats the twist. You wanted to know, so now its no surprise. If you want to
shoot for prizes bring your authorization cards.
>  
> As for the Christmas shoot itself, it will not be a full contact gift
exchange.  Come to Solstice on December 5th there will be one there.
> The gifts you bring will be numbered. Shoot a number, thats the gift you
recieve. Pretty simple. If you wish to have someone shoot for you, they may
champion you.
>  
> Our Excellencies Robert and Theresa are expected, and this is a garbed event
as well as a pot luck.
>  
> If you have any futher questions direct them to me privatley or see me on
Sunday at practice.
>  
> Current Captain of Archers for SunDragon
> Baron Alfred Jensen of Mo
> moejeff44@...
>  
>  
>  
>  
>  
>  
>

For sale:

Panther Pavilion
14' Round
Dragon tooth trim with green edge
Canvas a bit dirty but in good condition
One minor repair made to roof canvas
Original 2x4 center pole replaced with stronger 4x4 pole
All ropes, poles, and stakes included

$1,000 or best offer

Contact Nefastus or Giuliana at chetrokeba@..., 623-322-9547, or in person
at archery practice.
Please feel free to pass this information to anyone you know who may be looking
for a pavilion.

Samick Woodsman Recurve bow. 40# 62in. good condition.Asking $75.00 See Don
Erickson or call 602-989-3999 or e-mail derickson55@...

Once again looking for a ride to practice. my e-mail is derickson55@... I
live near Northern and 27th av. call me 602-989-399 if you can help

I am looking for a ride to this sunday's practice. Please e-mail me at
derickson55@... or call 602-989-3999

Any chance on doing these once or twice a month starting after Turkey Day?
Got most of my stuff for a set of arrows now and rest is ordered.. Now to make
them:)

   Ivarr

If it is the same one from a few years ago, they are ok. I bought my period long
bow from them, on sale for $65 including S & H...I think the guy's name was Phil
or something like that. I thought he was OK.
IS, Mikel


--- In Sundragon_Archery@yahoogroups.com, "Rocc Bear" <roccbear@...> wrote:
>
> I seen this link  <http://www.woodbows.com/stave.html>
> http://www.woodbows.com/stave.html on another group I'm in and wondered if
> anyone had any experience with the company?
>
>
>
>
>
> My Lady Wife is (When time permits) plan on joining our little band of merry
> (insert gender) and I am looking to buy her a lower poundage bow to start
> off with, but something she can be proud to call her own.
>
>
>
> I am looking for advice from you who know far more than I about some of the
> companies to buy from.
>
>
>
>
>
> Starr
>
>
>
> Crossbowmen in training, Still trying to learn which end of the bolt points
> at the target.
>

Hi Starr,

I'm a big fan of two major bows from the 60s and 70s Bear and Howatt.
they were well made, dependable and look cool. However other manufactures from
the same time period also made some very good bows. As far as used bows go, look
for bows that have a solid riser, and straight limbs with no twisting,
delamination, checking or cracking. Ideal AMO (string length) between 64 and 72
inches. Models from Bear- Tamerlane, Tarter, Victor, Polar. Models from Howatt-
Monteray, Coronado, and others I can't think of right now. Sources for these
bows is mostly E-bay so buyer beware, ask many questions before you bid. The
good news is prices are way down compared to even 2 years ago. There also are
some good inexpensive take down bows available at local sporting good stores. So
if you don't mind the look, check em out. Sorry but I don't know anything about
"woodbows". I assume you have an idea as to poundage. usually for ladys 25lbs is
very adequate for SCA shooting. If in doubt errror on the side of being lighter
rather than heavier.

If you make it to the turkey shoot I can show you some of the models I talk
about as well as go into more detail if needed.

Hope this helps even a little,

Johan

--- In Sundragon_Archery@yahoogroups.com, "Rocc Bear" <roccbear@...> wrote:
>
> I seen this link  <http://www.woodbows.com/stave.html>
> http://www.woodbows.com/stave.html on another group I'm in and wondered if
> anyone had any experience with the company?
>
>
>
>
>
> My Lady Wife is (When time permits) plan on joining our little band of merry
> (insert gender) and I am looking to buy her a lower poundage bow to start
> off with, but something she can be proud to call her own.
>
>
>
> I am looking for advice from you who know far more than I about some of the
> companies to buy from.
>
>
>
>
>
> Starr
>
>
>
> Crossbowmen in training, Still trying to learn which end of the bolt points
> at the target.
>