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Cool man. It sounds like your going to have alot of fun. So how did you come by this. What do you have to do to be considered for a position like that?

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What exactly is involved in becoming a member of a pro staff on both ends?? What do you get from it and what do they get out of it??


Just curious.

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Congrats Buddy!!!

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Congrats on the position! It's a great accomplishment in todays outdoor recreational world. I am sure alot of dedication and hard work in the field helped get you there.

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Congrats!!!! make us Bowtech guys proud!!!!!!! Good luck!

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Congradulations and have fun with it! I was a High Country shooter for 7 years and had a great time.

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Congratulations on your new opportunity!

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LOL buckeye! Even before you went back and edited your message, I knew who you were talking about. ;):D

To everyone that's responded so far, Thank You!

saltflat, it helps to put a few deer on the wall like these: ;)





They were also looking for someone possessing the ability to string a few words together in some sort of a coherent fashion, and I also happen to hold an undergraduate degree in journalism with an emphasis in writing news and editorial content as well as a master's in English with an empasis in teaching rhetoric and composition. I wrote professionally for a few years before teaching composition at a Division I university for a few years after that.

atlas, I'm not sure what other companies offer, but we've been able to retire my wife, let her drive a Lexus, and we just bought a quarter-million dollar house last week... BowTech is a pretty awesome company! :D

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hey maybe u can hook me up wiht some free bowtech gear:D

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I couldn't resist, atlas; while everything in that last statement is true -- especially the part about BowTech being a great company -- notice the ellipses marks... they're not necessarily related. ;):D