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Bill Hunter
From: Sharpsville, Pennsylvania
How long you have been shooting?
20 years Compound, 2 years Barebow
What is your current setup?
WF XO 29 CD Riser, Uukha VX+limbs, AAE Pro Fast Flight Rest, Wifler Industries Plunger, 60X Custom Strings, Yost Large Tab, Gold Tip Ultra Light Arrows 600 spine, 90 Grain Accu Points.
What are your biggest shooting accomplishments?
43 First Place Finishers at State and Local level, 2 ASA Championship Buckles, 2 PA State Championships, 3rd Place Ohio NFAA State Championship, First flight at Vegas Indoor Nationals, 5th and 6th Outdoor Target Nationals/US Open, 2nd Place Delaware Indoor Championship.
Favorite product you are using right
now? WF 29 Riser by CD Archery, and of course my Yost Tab.
What hobbies other than archery do you have? Fishing, Archery Hunting- Waterfowl and Upland Game Bird Hunting.
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Ben Rogers
From: Colorado
Who is your favorite Archer and why?
Jim Brown, because of the class and excellence he brings to the sport of archery.
What got you started in Archery?
A 65-year-old gentleman named Homer Spoonemore in a little north coast California town of Eureka.
Do you have any superstitions when shooting? None
What is your favorite event to go to and why? The Redding Trail shoot because of the variety of targets and terrain and it is usually a collection of the top archers in the world.
What is your current set-up and poundage you shoot? I'm currently shooting a Gillo 29" riser with top-of-the-line Uukha limbs. Outdoors I shoot 46 pounds and indoors I shoot 36 pounds.
What is one piece of advice you would give to any Archer? Don't go for the instant gratification that a release and sight give you. Put in the hard work and time it takes to excel in the barebow recurve class.