This is a very good read, Roy I. Case, Wisconsin Bowhunting Legend.

This is all about the man that took the first legal deer bow kill in Wisconsin. The book tells about the man and a lot of what he did for the archery world as well as for bowhunting.

It also has a great section about his Broadheads that he made using bullet jackets and stamped steel to make the Kiska Broadheads.

Roy did a lot to promote both archery as well as Bowhunting. He and his sons made a ton of stuff in his small shop, just about everything needed to shoot or hunt with.

This fine Book was written by our own Bill McCrary and is very well written. To get one of these books of your own, simply contact the Wisconsin BowHunting Association.

Roy and his family were very instrumental in promoting this sport into what it is today. Bill's research in gathering up all that is in here was painstakingly done and it shows in the quality of the book. It is well worth the time to read and to add to a collection.

It also has numerous photo's to go with what is being spoken of. Pretty cool stuff about Broadhead collecting. Jerry

Bill sent me a signed copy of that book. It was very interesting book to read.

I too have a signed copy and it is a great book with lots of info and is well written.

Here's a little display of Roy Case broadheads and vintage arrows and the Book.

I also have this book and I have to say Bill McCrary has a way with words. A book I enjoyed reading.

beautiful display Ron

Thanks to my fellow bowhunters for the kind comments about ROY I. CASE: WISCONSIN BOWHUNTIONG LEGEND. I'm pleased those who have read it have found favor with it. And yes, it is available from the WI Bowhunters Assoc. at (715) 823-4670.

Just ordered a copy. Always love reading about the pioneers who paved the way for us.

Absolutely love the display Ron!!

Bill put a lot of himself into the book and it's evident from the great content.

yes, Bill put himself into this with the sheer amount of research that he does. He does this because of his dedication to this sport. He has put a lot of time and effort into his love of this sport and the people that paved the way for what it is today. I believe the word for what he has for these people like Roy is the word, Respect. Someone has to put in all of the hours researching so much and then to put it into words and make sense of it all, Bill did this. We get to simply read in a few hours or so what took a very long time to gather and process. Plus find the pics to tie it together for us. Pretty darn awesome.

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