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Hello, everyone. I am Whistlearcher and I am new to this community. The reason behind my user name is that I am a whistler and an archer at the same time. In between playing my Clarkes and Feadogs, I also shoot the traditional longbow. I hope I will be a good contributor to our forum. I also wish to learn more about the traditional music we all love, and no one, I think, is ever expert enough to stop learning. Take care, everyone, until next time.
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Welcome to the party!! :party:

So which end of the whisltle you you knock to shoot it with your bow? Fipple or Bell?
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Be very welcome! Let thou shooting whistles begin!

Great choice of an instrument, let me tell you :P

Cheers!
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Hi! another whistler... :)
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The reason behind my user name is that I am a whistler and an archer at the same time.
At the same time? Really? Have video? :lol:

Welcome to the forums! :)

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Hi from another longbowman!
Pat Plunkett, Wheeling, WV
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Thanks for the welcome, folks. Actually, I find archery and whistling complementary. Archery, like all shooting sports, requires discipline and technique with breathing. Whistling requires no less. I have a Clarke Black D that requires good breath technique, and my experience as an archer helps. An added plus is that after a good day's shooting at the field range, a few traditional tunes on the whistle rounds up the day very well.
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there's a couple o' other whistlin' archers that'll show up eventually.

I think that most of 'em have come to using arrows 'cause of the cost. YMMV :D
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