Harvest Time Archery ...looking for staff shooters!
 

We are looking for staff shooters....

If your looking for the right arrow check out www.harvesttimearchery.com

If your interested in a staff position email.... [email protected] for details....

Email sent on the Staff Shooter Opertunity

still looking for staff shooters

This is not a gimic guys! Harvest Time Archery makes some really nice arrows..Yall should check them out!

www.harvesttimearchery.com

still in need of staff shooters....

What all do i hve to do to be a staff shooter?

bowhunters and target archers... we have an arrow to suit and archers needs and for any venues of the sport...

we are still looking for staff shooters...

Bit exspensive for bein a staff shooter

That's kinda what I thought to mayb if they gave you the first dozen or half dozen for free then give like 40% off additional arrows ordered it would be more appealing

Glad I'm not the only one that thought that I thought I was being cheap not wanting to spend that kind o money on an unknown arrow

Email sent...

also sent email...

gimmick?
 

Isn't the "staff shooter" monikor just a gimmick to drum up business? And from what I've seen in the past, "staff shooters" usually get a discount on the product. So Im trying to figure out, where the benifit is on this offer?

how can????
 

How can a company that manufactures archery items advertise a product incorrectly... be taken seriously?


If a projectile has a guidance system in the form of feathers or vanes on the end of it, it is an ARROW!
Can we say the word "ARROW" boys and girls? Crossbows shoot ARROWS! You can argue, rationalize and fantasize, but the fact remains – IT IS AN ARROW!
The crossbow bolt is a short dowel-type projectile that was once used for indoor and outdoor target shooting. It is seldom, if ever used in the twenty-eighth (or so) century of crossbow shooting. Now is time for crossbow shooters, arrow and crossbow manufacturers and even those opposed to the existence of crossbows to all crawl onto the very same page and come to the realization that the crossbow shoots arrows, not bolts.