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Inductee STAR of the Month
This month we feature Hall of
Fame Founder
and 65th member of the Archery
Hall of Fame
Dave Staples
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full bio
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Joe St.Charles Joins
AHOF Board of Directors
The Archery Hall of Fame is proud to announce the election of Joe. St. Charles to the Board of Directors.
 The son of Pope and Young founder, Glenn St. Charles, Joe grew up in the archery business and began bowhunting at the age of 11.
In the 1970’s he began working at the family business, Northwest Archery in Seattle, Washington and started to actively collect old archery literature and equipment.
In 1983 he begin assembling the St. Charles Museum, which later became the Pope & Young/St Charles Museum and moved to Chatfield, Minnesota.
An accredited appraiser, Joe has appraised the collections for Art Young, The Archery Hall of Fame, and Fred Bear, to name just a few
We welcome Joe, and look forward to working together as we carry on our Mission.
Pictured are the latest photo
showing what is taking place at the home of the Archery Hall of
Fame Museum in Springfield, Missouri.
Watch for an announcement of the
re-opening in the fall of 2012
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 Spotlight
This month we spotlight
George Gardner
Hall of Fame, Class
of 2008
Bowhunter, Contributor to the Sport
Check out Frank Addington's interview with George on bowhunting.net
Frank H. Scott
Bowhunter Education Range
dedicated in Newberry, Florida
A
presentation was held recently to commemorate the naming of the Frank H.
Scott Bowhunter Education Range located in a special area at the Easton
Sports Complex in Newberry, FL. The Florida Fish and Wildlife
actually named the outdoor education area in Frank’s honor. This
location is the site of Field Days for those students wanting to
complete the skills portion of the bowhunter education course.
Several employees and former employees of Bear Archery, Greg Easton,
Marilyn Bentz, Florida Fish and Wildlife personnel, as well as other
industry leaders and conservation personnel from other states were also
in attendance at the presentation. Frank was always very
supportive and attentive to youth and conservationists of the future.
Ellie accepted the honor on his behalf.
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This months photo from the past!
Do you remember PAA Professionals
Gwen and Lee Learn?
1966
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