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Chuck Adams -
Category A & C
Chuck was the first archer to
complete the "Super Slam" ... more
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Adams
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Bob Barrie -
Category B
Robert (Bob) Barrie was born in
Westbrook, Minnesota, (8/28/1941) where his life in archery
began. In 1954, ... more
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Barrie
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Fred
Bear - Category A
In 1927, at the age of 25, a
chance visit to the Adams Theatre in Detroit changed
the course of Fred Bear's life... and the sport of
archery. At the theatre, Bear saw a film titled, ... more
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Bear
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Len Cardinale - Category A
Owned and operated Butts and Bows
Archery Indoor Lanes and Pro Shop for 36 years. Open
shooting, leagues, tournaments, lessons and Pro Shop
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Len Cardinale
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Wayne Carlton -
Category A
His long career of
helping bowhunters with his unique turkey and elk calls,
along with his other bowhunting aids and hunting
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Wayne Carlton
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Roy Case
- Category A
Much of bowhunting history can be
traced back to Roy Case, dubbed by his peers as the Father of Wisconsin
Bowhunting. In the 1920's, groups of archers gathered
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Case
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S. G. Christian - Category B
After many experiments and redesigning, S.G. sold
his first arrow rest, the “Bodoodle” in 1976 and the
rest is history.
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Chief Compton - Historical Category
Born in Flint, Michigan. As a boy of seven, Will, who later was to accept
the accolade of “Chief” with great humility and pride, moved to Norfold,
Nebraska where he spent much time with ...
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Judd Cooney -
Category C
Besides being considered a world
class bowhunter and Senior Member of the Pope and Young
Club, Judd has been active in the outdoor writing and
photography field since 1966 and ... more
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Cooney
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Jim Dougherty
- Category C
In addition to the Bowhunters Hall of
Fame, Jim has served in many capacities including the
presidency of the American Archery Council ... more
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Dougherty
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Harry Drake
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Category B
Flight shooting became a
part of both the NAA and the NFAA and the challenge of
who could shoot an arrow the farthest ... more
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Drake
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Doug Easton -
Category B
Doug Easton was born on September 21,
1907 in Oakland, California. He started making wood bows and
arrows in 1922. Seven years later he moved to Los Angeles
where ... more
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Easton
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Jim Easton -
Category B
James L. Easton
has worked on behalf of the sport of archery since
entering the sporting goods business in 1960. He is Chairman
and Chief... more
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Easton
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Jim Fletcher -
Category B
Blessed with an inventive and
restless mind, Jim Fletcher, early in his introduction
to archery starting making archery inventions ... more
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Jim Fletcher
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Bob Foulkrod -
Category A
Bob has hunted for nearly four
decades, from the Arctic to South America, Africa, and all
across North America. He is the founder and director of the
nationally renowned ... more
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Don Garbow - Category B
There just isn’t many brands in the hunting industry
that have reached the half-century mark, and fewer still
are under control of the original owner. Buck Stop qualifies ...
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Erle Stanley Gardner - Historical Category
History will bare out that sometimes
some of our great bowhunters of the '30s and '40s were
overlooked as being real Legends ...
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Ray Gooding -
Category B
If you ever picked up a bow and
shot an arrow, it could of very well been a Tru-flite
arrow. Today, Tru-Flite Arrow out of Monticello,
Indiana, is the world's ... more
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Gooding
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Dave Gordon
Sr.
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Category B
George, Don & Dave entered into
a business partnership in the early 1950's ... Dave's
responsibility was to keep the shop running ... more
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Gordon Sr.
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Don Gordon
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Category B
George, Don & Dave entered into a
business partnership in the early 1950's ... Don was the
salesman with the personality that allowed everyone in the
industry ... more
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Don
Gordon
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George
Gordon
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Category B
George, Don & Dave entered into
a business partnership in the early 1950's ...
George's expertise involved the chemistry behind the
formulas ... more
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George
Gordon
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Howard Hill
- Category A & B
Howard Hill began shooting the bow
and arrow at an early age. Although his youthful
interest included the usual round of indoor and outdoor
sports, his first love throughout the years ...
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Hill
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Roy Hoff
- Category C
Roy is best remembered as the owner and
Editor of the (his creation) Archery Magazine. Roy was involved in
just about everything in archery and was very
instrumental in getting an Archery ...
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Hoff
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Earl Hoyt - Category B
Amidst the excitement of the opening
ceremony of the 21st Atlantic City Archery Classic at the
Atlantic City Convention Center, ... more
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Hoyt
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Ishi -
Historical Category
For Ishi archery was not a sport or a
game but a sacred art that enabled him and his people, the
Yana Indians, to live. No aspect of his archery ... more
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Tom Jennings - Category B
Tom's involvement with archery and
archery equipment goes back over a half-century. Tom has
been involved with his early-day love ... more
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Jennings
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Larry D. Jones - Category A & C
Larry started his Bowhunting in 1961 and since has harvested 14 African and 15 bi game species of North America. He is best know for his elk hunting and calling, ... more
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Chuck Jordan - Category B
His long involvement
with archery has benefited and inspired many archers and
bowhunters for decades. He began his business career
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Chuck Jordan
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Myles
Keller - Category A
His well known expert on hunting whitetail deer was inducted for his bowhunting excellence ... more
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Myles
Keller
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Art LaHa -
Category A
Everyone who knew Art LaHa was aware
of his rare and special qualities as a bowhunter. It all
started at the age of 12 when a lumberjack friend ... more
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LaHa
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Bob Lee -
Category B
Bob Lee has been an active lover of
archery & bowhunting all of his life. In his early adult
life he started an archery manufacturing company ... more
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Lee
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Gail Martin
- Category B
Gail Martin is one of our club's
original Charter members and is also the
Owner/President of the famous Martin
Archery. He is 79 years young and can be reached... more
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Martin
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Matt
McPherson - Category B
Headquartered in Sparta, WI., Matt McPherson and
Mathews Inc. continue to lead the way in bow
technology. It is there where
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Matt
McPherson
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John Musacchia
Sr. - Category B
John Musacchia Sr. has hunted since
he was a child in upstate New York. He has been a bowhunter
for over 40 years. A regular member ... more
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John
Musacchia Sr.
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Ted Nugent
- Category A & C
Ted Nugent was honored for two categories: Excellence in Bowhunting as well as literary excellence. These categories ... more
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Ben Pearson - Category B
Many have said Ben Pearson was the
Henry Ford of building archery equipment. As a young
man it was the Boy Scouts of America ... more
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Pearson
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Saxton Pope
- Historical Category
It was Dr. Saxton Pope,
surgeon, who was called into examine the wild Indian (Ishi)
that had been captured in northern California. A
friendship ... more
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Saxton
Pope
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Chuck
Saunders - Category B
Chuck Saunders is a name known
to everyone in archery. His most famous invention was
the Indian Cord Fiber Matts; billion upon billions of ... more
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Chuck
Saunders
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Dwight Schuh
- Categories A & C
As early as the first grade,
Dwight Schuh started reading outdoor magazines and by
High School he knew he wanted to be an outdoor writer.
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Dwight
Schuh
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Pete Shepley
- Category B
Pete Shepley was one of those
archers who, at a very young age, strived for a better
way of doing something in archery to make it better
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Pete
Shepley
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Andy Simo
- Category B
Andy Simo, President of New
Archery Products, was first introduced to bowhunting
while working as a structural engineer for Boeing
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Simo
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Glenn St. Charles
- Category B
Glenn St. Charles, was born in
Seattle, Washington, December 15, 1911, the son of a
timber cruiser who, at the turn of the century, brought
his family from Alpena, Michigan to
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Mike
Strandlund - Category C
Mike Standlund began bowhunting
and writing for outdoor magazines in his mid-teens.
Growing up in Minnesota and Wisconsin, ... more
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Mike
Strandlund
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Freddie Troncoso
- Category B
A quick review of my life in
archery discloses that I have dedicated most of my
efforts to designing and patenting ... more
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Freddie
Troncoso
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Randy Ulmer
- Category A & C
Dr. Randy Ulmer grew up in
Arizona with hunting as his passion. He attended
Oregon State University where he graduated ... more
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Randy
Ulmer
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Doug Walker
- Categories A & C
Doug Walker was among the first
few inductees into the Bowhunters Hall of Fame who
were recognized ... more
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Doug
Walker
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Randy Walk
- Category B
For Randy Walk, bowhunting has
always been a way of life. As a young boy his father
Jay owned an archery shop ... more
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Randy
Walk
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Art Young
- Historical Category
Art Young's friendship with Dr.
Pope is well known and their mutual feelings towards
Ishi brought together ... more
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Art
Young
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John Yount
- Category C
His dreams of taking archery beyond the NAA way of
tournaments to what John Yount and his friends called
"field shooting" ... more
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John
Yount
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