Last summer Compton Traditional Bowhunters commissioned renowned wildlife artist Jack Paluh to produce a print featuring a legend of traditional archery.   It didn't take much deliberation to settle on a subject.  Fred Bear is synonymous with the rise of bowhunting and was a natural choice to be featured on this print.

At the recent rendezvous held in Berrien Springs Michigan, the completed print was unveiled and the first prints in the limited edition series were offered for sale.  The reception was outstanding, and we look forward to quickly selling out this print.

   

This is a very limited edition of only 300 prints.  If successful, the hope is that we can turn it in to a series of prints featuring other legendary traditional bowhunters.  

The actual image size is 18 x 24, and each print has been personally signed by Jack.  They are individually numbered. (1-300)  

If you weren't able to attend the rendezvous and are interested in ordering a print, the contact information is below.  The price is $125.00 and includes shipping in a flat box so that it is ready for your local framer.  
Send a check or money order to:

Marv Cochran
1103 Lauren Lane
Harrisonville, MO  64701
(816)884-1954
marvcochran@hotmail.com

Or you can pay through PayPal directly to membership@comptontraditional.com

What are the measurements of the print?

Who do we make the check out to -  Marv or Compton or Jack Paluh?

Thanks

Checks should be made payable to Compton Traditional Bowhunters (or simply CTB is fine)

The actual image size is 18 x 24, and each print has been personally signed by Jack.  They are individually numbered. (1-300)

so glad I found this tonight....been wondering how to get one of those prints, pay pal sent...

thanks!

Can't wait to get mine. I think I will have it in about 3 or 4 weeks.    

This is on the cover of the current TBM

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Prints still available?

Yes, go to Compton website