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It's a
​Family Affair

Joseph

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Bowyer, Fletcher, String Fellow
Leather worker
Range Master
​Instructor
​NYS EMT


Reece

Apprentice Bowyer
​US Marine
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​Currently Proudly Serving

​our Country

 Nuné

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​Drunken Office Wench
Range Instructor
Homeopath

Herbalist

Callisto

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Future Empress of the World
Yeomen


Jeremiah

Apprentice Instructor

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Under the Hunters Moon

A Brief Capitulation of our Tales

Bold Archery Design was born through a great deal of chaos and confusion. Joseph: our bowyer, craftsman, EMT and woodsman behind it all, started building bows as a means to feed himself as a young boy living in the swamps of Florida.
In 2005 we met as we started in the S.C.A (Society for Creative Anachronisms), pleased to meet groups of people from around the world who shared our passion for a primitive and historical lifestyle, we both delved back into our roots as Archers.
We teach and work from our homestead in Jeffersonville and enjoy the hedonistic natural life the Upper Delaware Valley provides.

Collaborators 

Planning a trip up here? Huzza!
When you call to reserve your room, don't forget to ask about doing some
​archery & axe throwing with us during your visit to our neck of the woods.
​No need to leave the serenity of the place you stay; we will come to you.
​But archers are always welcome on our range, so call us to make an appointment.
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Callicoon Hills is a century old resort nestled in a lovely Catskills mountain valley in the hamlet of Callicoon Center, New York. Our informal vacation resort welcomes those who wish to retreat to nature but still value personable hospitality and the comfort of thoughtful design.

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National Geographic's Travel Guide

The Scenic, Wild Delaware River Geotourism Program aims to promote economic stability for communities within the region, as well as a shared identity that encourages collaboration across boundaries to benefit local communities and the natural system in which they exist.
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Set on 7 acres and nestled into the forest of Shandelee Mountain, staying at The Arnold is an experience more akin to staying with old friends than a traditional hotel.
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Spend your visit with us enjoying the preserved Americana feel of North Branch and its neighboring towns.  Plan your days around tractor parades, small town bands and rolling farmland.​
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She sits on a ledge overlooking the Willowemoc Valley and its namesake river here in upstate New York's Catskill Park.  With its 14 guest rooms, access to hundreds of acres of private land spanning two mountains, a river, several ponds and a private pool, The DeBruce is about the place, the times and the continuing story of our home.
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We have partnered with Haven Projects to bring hands-on wholistic education opportunities to you, by integrating them into accessible and familiar places where you already spend your time.
The Ancestors Way is taught at Camp Haven in their 14 acre woods.
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The Western Hotel – a notable 1852 Victorian mansion now listed on the National Historic Register is located in the picturesque Callicoon on the Delaware. Just two hours from New York City, the Western is an idyllic weekend getaway.

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A RIVER VIEW AMONGST THE WOODS
The Starling at Pond Eddy is a country retreat overlooking the Delaware River, comprised of a historic Riverhouse & Cottage nestled on almost 8 acres of woodlands.
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Moonriver Inn is nestled in the heart of Narrowsburg, on the banks of the Delaware River. One of the oldest buildings in Narrowsburg, the historic farmhouse was built in the 1860s on farmland that lined Bridge Street. The Inn has been renovated to offer modern hotel rooms, each uniquely decorated with a mix of modern and antique furnishings and artwork.

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