Bowhunters Support this Legend!!! I completely do!
Dr. Ashby for the BOWHUNTERS HALL OF FAME!!! Let your voices be heard in support as his support of what WE do is OFF the CHARTS.
Dr. Ed Ashby has invested 27 years in the study of arrow performance and broadhead lethality. His testing is the closest thing to the scientific method as is possible under the testing conditions. Never before has anyone tested arrow and broadheads on actual game animals on such a scale. Bowhunters everywhere owe Dr. Ashby a debt of gratitude as he his data reveals which broadheads and arrows perform the best on game animals.
In 1969, a group of archers were setting around the dinner table at a Professional Archers Association tournament in Michigan. The subject came up about different sports who had halls of fames and one of the tournament officials said, "Wouldn't it be something if someday archery could have a Hall of Fame like other sports have. The seed was sown and that was how it all began. At that time is was really just a dream …
… but in 1971 The Archery Hall of Fame, Inc. became a reality when the idea was presented to the American Archery Council (AAC). It was a vision and sense of history that prompted them to offer total commitment to an organization that would promulgate every facet of the sport. The Hall would be a way of recognizing those people who had moved the sport forward via their contributions, to be a repository of the memorabilia that changed the sport, and most importantly to be an educational resource for future archers. In 1972 the Hall became a part of the AAC and held its first induction ceremony in Grayling, Michigan,
Since then it has been the mission of The Archery Hall of Fame & Museum, Inc., to honor those outstanding members of the archery community through the process of induction into its Hall of Fame. As an integral part of its existence, the Hall seeks to preserve the history and tradition of Archery and Bowhunting for future generations. For more information, add your voice to the discussion or begin your own recommending Dr. Ed Ashby’s nomination!!!
Dr. Ed Ashby has invested 27 years in the study of arrow performance and broadhead lethality. His testing is the closest thing to the scientific method as is possible under the testing conditions. Never before has anyone tested arrow and broadheads on actual game animals on such a scale. Bowhunters everywhere owe Dr. Ashby a debt of gratitude as he his data reveals which broadheads and arrows perform the best on game animals.
In 1969, a group of archers were setting around the dinner table at a Professional Archers Association tournament in Michigan. The subject came up about different sports who had halls of fames and one of the tournament officials said, "Wouldn't it be something if someday archery could have a Hall of Fame like other sports have. The seed was sown and that was how it all began. At that time is was really just a dream …
… but in 1971 The Archery Hall of Fame, Inc. became a reality when the idea was presented to the American Archery Council (AAC). It was a vision and sense of history that prompted them to offer total commitment to an organization that would promulgate every facet of the sport. The Hall would be a way of recognizing those people who had moved the sport forward via their contributions, to be a repository of the memorabilia that changed the sport, and most importantly to be an educational resource for future archers. In 1972 the Hall became a part of the AAC and held its first induction ceremony in Grayling, Michigan,
Since then it has been the mission of The Archery Hall of Fame & Museum, Inc., to honor those outstanding members of the archery community through the process of induction into its Hall of Fame. As an integral part of its existence, the Hall seeks to preserve the history and tradition of Archery and Bowhunting for future generations. For more information, add your voice to the discussion or begin your own recommending Dr. Ed Ashby’s nomination!!!
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