Byron Ferguson Limited Edition Longbow - Archery Tag®

This very Limited Edition Byron Ferguson signature high-quality longbow is constructed of advanced composite materials and is 100% American made. The camo riser with woodgrain limbs sets this bow apart from other composite bows. Includes: Riser, Limbs, and Bow String (with split-finger “No-Glove” finger protectors).

About Byron Ferguson:

Byron became infatuated with the bow and arrow at the age of 12 and began working as a bricklayer's helper to earn money to purchase his first recurve. One of the major reasons he shoots a longbow is because it has so much romance tied to it. Byron strongly believes in Howard Hill's philosophy: If you want to become a good archer then you should learn the bow and let your body become an extension of the bow. If you want to become a great archer, you should let your body become the arrow.

Famous for his coin trick, Byron once shot eight dimes in a row out of the air. He uses no sights or other gadgets when he shoots. He developed his style of shooting by sitting in a totally dark room and shooting out the flames of candles.Slitting a playing card in half - from the side - is one of Byron's favorite tricks.The most difficult shot of Byron's career came while performing on the television show Super People in Tokyo when he shot an arrow through a diamond ring. Without knowing about the trick and without any practice, Byron made a perfect shot. When Byron performed at the National Game Fair on the grounds of Chambord Castle in France, he was the most popular attraction and earned the title "King of the Show". Byron appeared on American Shooter on TNN, ESPN, ESPN2 and OLN for ten years where his "SHOT OF THE WEEK" was the most watched portion of the show. Byron served as host and producer on TNN's "Everything Outdoors" the worlds first "how-to" outdoor TV program. While filming a segment for this show the Apache Indians named Byron "TDO-EE-CEE-E" which means The One That Doesn't Miss.

Byron was inducted into the Archery Hall of Fame in 2023. Byron passed away in October 2025. The "Longbow Legend" lives on in this signature longbow bearing his name.

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