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I really perfection of both. 28" or 29" with target polnt ------------- --------- $13.95 doz. enjoy it and it has given me lots of information on hunting, bird and ani­ Such shooting is not an accident. Nor is the magnificent CHEETAH mal calling, and just general archery. SUPREME that brought home the bacon for Bednar, time after time. 28" ot 29" wiih iepers to instell own poinh -------------$13.95 doz. I enjoy the articles by Jim Dough­ erty; the hunting tips by Doug Kit­ Years and years of research, plus a continuing program of product tridge are very good. I also enjoy improvement provided Bill ·Bednar with the right bow at the i·ight the seties on the World's Longest 28" or 29" with Herter's Ram-MX Broadh ..d$ ____________ _$17.95 doz. Bowh.unt. When the boys come back times. Like him, American is making and breaking new records. Shpg. wt. 21h lbs. from their hunt, would you congratu­ late them for me? No, Bill won't sell you his favorite CHEETAH SUPREM.!!:. I am leaving for the Navy, but when my subscription runs out, my mother But you can buy its matching mate at your franchised Ameri­ - will send you the renewal. can Dealer. Or-if there's no dealer near you, write us direct. John L. Ahrens, HEATER'S INTERNATIONAL MATCH Granby, Connecticut UL TIA-PRECISION FARBENGLAS ARROWS (Podell and Stephens finally have made it back to Terra Finna, U.S.A., American Archery Company, Inc. and their final chapter of their wan­ Box JOO, Oconto Falls, Wiscons in 54154 derings is contained in this iBsue. 28" or 29" with target point ------------------------$12.95 doz. However, they're dreaming up some othe1· gambit such <is going around the wurld in the opposite direction, 28" or ~9" with ta pets for broad heads or field poirris _____ $12.95 doz. passing over both poles. They 1nay be shooting polar bears and penguins the next time you hear of them/) 23" or 29" wiin Herter's Ram·MX broadheads ------------$16.95 doz. PIN-POINT ACCIDENT! Shpg. wt. 2'/i lbs, Enclosed is what is left of a- perfectly 1965·1966 good Herter's aluminum arrow that State, National, my archery partner, Dick LaRose hit. International Records We were standing side by side at Held by Bill Bednar twenty-five yards, shooting ~t · a ~dh~CHEETAHSUPREME HERTER'S INTERNATIONAL MATCH NO. 1 twelve-inch field face, when his Easton 1816 arrow hit my Herter's 1816 and 1965 GRADE PORT ORFORD CEDAR ARROWS passed through the nock and the february - Ohio Slate Flint Champlo n$lllp - Perfect Score 560 swaged end of the arrow, then down February - Mid-Atlantic Open - !st Place - Score 291 the shaft about three inches. Much - Ohio State Chlcaao Championship - The weight of his arrow broke off lst Place - Score 846 28" or 29" with field point -------------------------$6.49 doz. April - International Open - Tied for lit Piece - the end piece of my arrow, but the Score 5"4 feathers held the two pieces together July - P.A.A. CllamPionship - !st Pla<:e - Score I 164 until we pulled Dick's arrow out of July - Olllo State Tarret Champ l ~Hhip - Isl Place - 28" or 29" with t•pers to install own poinh ------------------$6.63 doi.
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