Prior to our trip to Colorado Steve and I headed down to the local pro-shop to get out bow rigs looked over to make sure everything was in good working order. There is no one we trust more with that responsibility than Addington’s Bowhunter Shop in Winfield WV. Frank and Kathy Addington have been in business for 30 years and they know exactly what they are doing. You don't stay in business that long unless you are doing something right. Frank’s shop is a little out of the way for us, but well worth the near 50 mile drive. When it comes to your bow’s performance you can’t skimp 
on the service.
After carefully examining everything, my trusty Mathews Ultra 2 was given the green light to head out west. While waiting on Steve’s bow to get a “once over”, I happen to notice a cute little girl in the corner looking at the new bow’s with her dad. How cool!!! I wanted to talk to her but I didn’t want to interrupt this special occasion. I mean, how often does someone get their first bow.
So, I kind of just hung back and watched. In my mind I could see myself going through the same process with my own children someday. What a neat moment. Well, after insuring that she was done getting aquainted with her new bow she kindly agreed to a quick snap shot for my blog. Her name is Taylor Adkins and she is well on her way to joining the ranks of bowhunters everywhere. Wish her luck this year as she jumps into the greatest sport ever…..Bowhunting1
Good luck Taylor!!!!!!!!
Well, with bows ready to go we hung out with Frank for a short while to get caught up on all the recent news. Frank isn’t just our Pro-Shop guy, he is our friend. After that we said our good byes and headed home. One day closer to Colorado.
Until next time,
Jessi >>----->
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