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Wing Archery Founder

Bob Lee

Elected to Archery Hall of Fame

 

 

    An active lover of archery his entire life, Bob Lee was recently chosen as the newest member of the  Archery Hall of Fame.  Bob will be inducted in three categories, Bowhunter, Influence on the sport and Contributor to the Sport.

    Elected to the Bowhunters Hall of Fame in 2007, Bob now joins the 72  men and women  who make up  the prestigious Archery Hall of Fame.

    In 1951 Bob  formed  an archery manufacturing company that later became know as Wing Archery, which, at its peak, produced 300 bows per day. 

In 1963, Bob pioneered and produced the first three-piece detachable limb bow on the market, the Wing Presentation II take down bow. His three-piece bows have become the most popular design of traditional bows in the archery world to date.   A charter member  of the Pope & Young Association, Bob was  instrumental in setting industry standards.

    Always having had  an intense love for bowhunting in 1959 Bob lobbied successfully for an archery only hunting season and and later assisted Glenn St.Charles in forming the Pope and Young Club.   

Bob Lee’s immeasurable contributions to archery and bowhunting span six decades. The Bob Lee legacy is still evolving through his partnership and collaboration with son Rob as they continue to produce custom, handcrafted, American-made, top-ranking bows. 

 At the age of 84, Bob still works full-time in the business that carries his name - designing and building his, handcrafted bows.

 


  

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A visit with Alice Lattimer and Ellie Scott

My Friend, Don Clark        by M. R. James

 A Son's Tribute to his Mother   by Rick McKinney

 



 

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Photo from the Past

                        
photo courtesy - Ann Butz
    
AHOF founder Dave Staples interviews Ann Butz after her 1973 PAA championship win.






AHOF Museum  Open to the Public
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Over 70,000 visitors view museum since
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     Located on the upper floor of  Bass
Pro Shops Outdoor World,

1935 S. Campbell Ave. Springfield, Missouri the 
3,500 square foot facility has a collection of some
of the most unique memorabilia depicting
 archery history.

On Display




Alaskan Brown Bear taken by Fred Bear in 1960




 Geronimo Bow
donated by Dr. Clarence Hickman




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AHOF tours Bear Plant in Gainsville




Mrs. Frank ( Ellie)  Scott and AHOF Board member
Billy Staples tour Bear Plant in Gainsville Florida





Ellie talks with Neil Byce, Bear Plant Manager




 
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