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TFOX 08-26-2009 07:58 PM

Video of byron Ferguson
 
Enjoy..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Epw3XmIiZb8

sr77 08-26-2009 08:15 PM

His videos are always fun to watch. Man he can shoot. Thanks for sharing.

Shane

Schultzy 08-26-2009 08:30 PM

He Is something, wow!!!!

talonfoe 08-26-2009 10:00 PM

When I was just starting shooting about 15 yrs ago we would get bored and someone holler "NOCK" Lucky 1 in 100 would ruin someones arrow or so. It was more for getting someone that shot all his arrows faster riled up maybe with a lil bit of sportsmanship. But we did have compounds, antiques from what people hunt with now, Bear white tail hunters and Blacktails.

GMMAT 08-27-2009 01:49 AM

He's an incredible shot. I set out to TRY to RH an arrow one afternoon (like the shot depicted). First time I've ever trried to do it. Took about 30 shots (at an old arrow), but it happened.

Oh yeah.....Mine was at 2x the distance his was.....so I get leeway on the number of arrows slung.....lol.

I love watching Byron shoot. But there's another Byron that lives here in my town that I love to watch, better (Byron Tabor). He's a helluva shot. He shoots from some more realistic distances. AND...he's a very accomplished hunter.

You can watch Byron Feerguson on the Outdoor Channel's 'Impossible Shots'.

Rhody Hunter 08-27-2009 02:04 AM

Wow that is some awesome shooting

wis_bow_huntr 08-27-2009 03:14 AM

What an inspiration he is.

bigcountry 08-27-2009 04:28 AM

I have had the privaledge to chat with him at several shoots. Very approachable, very good guy. He's always intersted in our bowbuilding and point knapping. I have seen him on, and just like the rest of us, I have seen him off.

I do know he said he is working with 3rivers to get the correct arrow with correct grain to try this a year and half ago. Glad to see he got it done.

Bernie P. 08-27-2009 06:39 AM

Good stuff!Years back I bought his book "Become the Arrow".It's a pretty good read for anyone wanting to shoot without sights.Somewhat different from Hill's split vision method or Asbell's instinctive approach but to a degree they all share some points.Watching these guys kinda makes you want to try a longbow.Think I'll go shoot mine in a little while :cool2:.

bigcountry 08-27-2009 06:43 AM


Originally Posted by Bernie P. (Post 3421571)
Good stuff!Years back I bought his book "Become the Arrow".It's a pretty good read for anyone wanting to shoot without sights.Somewhat different from Hill's split vision method or Asbell's instinctive approach but to a degree they all share some points.Watching these guys kinda makes you want to try a longbow.Think I'll go shoot mine in a little while :cool2:.

For the life of me, maybe someone can tell me how asbell got where he is in archery? Polar opposite to Byron. Not approachable, will talk down to you like he is an expert on everything from selfbows to take downs, approach for new shooters is the worst I ever seen. In fact, it injuried my shoulder.

ahunter55 08-27-2009 07:14 AM

Ferguson has a gift for sure & I have only seen him on several occassions on TV . When growing up I saw some of the feats Howard hill did-he also was "one of a kind".
I did do some special shooting events-barebow & sight-stick bows, many years ago-but nothing to compare with these fellas. Some ARE tricks & others are PURE GOD GIVEN TALENT.

Schultzy 08-27-2009 07:29 AM


Originally Posted by bigcountry (Post 3421576)
For the life of me, maybe someone can tell me how asbell got where he is in archery? Polar opposite to Byron. Not approachable, will talk down to you like he is an expert on everything from selfbows to take downs, approach for new shooters is the worst I ever seen. In fact, it injured my shoulder.

When I was about 15 years old our family went to a P&Y convention In Seattle Washington and I got to meet Asbell. At that time Asbell was the president of the P&Y club. My dad and him have talked a good number of times at different P&Y conventions, my dad can't say enough good things about the guy. My old man Is one of those guys who won't give anyone the time of a day that has a chip on their shoulder, Asbell has none of that from what I've seen. He's actually a very quite guy, not at all out spooken like many on here are or other big named people In the Industry.

bigcountry 08-27-2009 08:27 AM


Originally Posted by bigcountry (Post 3421576)
For the life of me, maybe someone can tell me how asbell got where he is in archery? Polar opposite to Byron. Not approachable, will talk down to you like he is an expert on everything from selfbows to take downs, approach for new shooters is the worst I ever seen. In fact, it injuried my shoulder.

Meet him a pritive event, and its a tad different. Maybe its just me.

He was hovering over me trying to give me advise on selfbows, just because he knows Glen St. Charles well. In fact, there was nothing he didn't know. Now, I admit, I have only made 5 selfbows, but he was even offering advise on shooting. And I myself cannot stand his shooting style with high grip and the swing shot.

Schultzy 08-27-2009 08:42 AM

No biggy Mark, we all have our own opinions on what we think of people. There's a few other well known hunters that I've made remarks on that I didn't care for In the least and man do I get flamed for saying It.

The Deer Destroyer 08-27-2009 08:43 AM

I've seen him shoot in person the past 4 years, and his shows are always fun to watch. Hope is back next year, so I can watch him again.

GMMAT 08-27-2009 08:44 AM


For the life of me, maybe someone can tell me how asbell got where he is in archery? Polar opposite to Byron. Not approachable, will talk down to you like he is an expert on everything from selfbows to take downs, approach for new shooters is the worst I ever seen. In fact, it injuried my shoulder.
LOL...

At our state shoot.....I brought my pig cooker and fired up a bunch of Boston butts. The guys who put it on came over to me (during the tough-man shoot) and asked if I was the one doing the cooking. "Yeah".

"Great! .....'cause we're hosting G Fred Asbell, this weekend....and wondered if we could bring him by for some NC barbecue".

I was floored.....lol. I would NEVER invite myself and/OR guests to someone else's party.

I just said...."Well....did you bring some (barbecue)"? "All I have is spoken for ....with the guys we have in camp. But I'll cook anything you wanna throw on there"!

Silence.

Fine.

See ya.

Ive read up on G. Fred. I do the swing draw thing....but I did that before reading or knowing he "coined" it. He was also at ATAR....and I met him, there. Ho hum. I think it's weird he peddles the things he does. Seems that way, to me.

HuntingBry 08-27-2009 09:18 AM

Cool video. Those shooting the lifesaver out of the air shots always amaze me.

killzonearchery 08-27-2009 10:02 AM

thats amazing


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