Dwight Schuh passed away

[hobbes]

Rest in Peace Dwight. He was and still is an inspiration.

 

[Huntnfmly]

Very sad to hear great guy.
Prayers to family

 

[Steve O]

Always represented us bowhunters in a positive light. He fought cancer hard! Thank you Mr. Dwight Schuh for a great example to live up to.

 

[BuzzH]

I first saw Dwight Schuh and Larry Jones in about 1984ish giving an elk Seminar and showing/selling their elk bowhunting videos. Probably less than 40 people in a high school theater...good times.

Guys like that influenced a lot of hunters and Dwight will be missed.

 

[Rob5589]

A true bowhunting legend, RIP.

 

[Jimbob]

Great story
http://www.bowhunter.com/editorial/moose-attack/182096#

and the video

as soon as I hear Dwight I think of this encounter.

 

[SoDaky]

Sad day.Great guy.
Instilled a love of calling elk in me and his elk bible really was a pioneering work.

 

[dtrkyman]

I learned so much about bow hunting and equipment from him.

Great ambassador!


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[Ross]

Rip thank you for all the tines to success

 

[Northernpiker]

Sad day for hunters, but what an Adventurous Life!

 

[jmez]

Sad news. I grew up trading his stories in Bowhunter magazine. Was definitely an inspiration for me.

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[boom]

RIP. I loved when he was on Bowhunter Hunter TV.

He apparently ran marathons well into his years.

 

[GLB]

Prayers for the family.

 

[MallardSX2]

A big loss for sure. He was a heck of a guy.

 

[Okhotnik]

I met Dwight in 1986 at a seminar

Great guy and nice helpful person

Class act.

 

[Jim Carr]

Sad to hear.My first hunting pack was a Dwight Schuh and one of the people who motivated me to start bowhunting.

 

[TripleJ]

Dwight was such a class act. He and Larry inspired a whole generation of western bowhunters. My cousin and I watched Elk Fever so many times I swear we wore out the tape. Prayers to his family.

 

[Thunder head]

One year I was kicking around what adventure I might want to try. I remembered reading an article about bowhunting Aoudad on public land. I could not find the article in my past issues of bowhunter. I called them up and a lady answered the phone. I told her what I was after and she put me on hold. Dwight picked up the phone. He didn't write the article but remembered it. We talked for a little while and he took my email address. A short time later he emailed me the story. Ill never forget how he took the time out of his day and talked to me like hed known me for years.

Sad news indeed.

 

[trickytross]

When I first got into Bowhunting and wasn't paying attention in GIS at college, I would read and re-read Dwights stuff.
What a man and what a legacy. Rest in Peace champ

 

[SDC]

When I first got into Bowhunting and wasn't paying attention in GIS at college, I would read and re-read Dwights stuff.
What a man and what a legacy. Rest in Peace champ

Amen, only differing on timing - junior high and high school for me. Mr. Schuh was a giant in bowhunting, and a icon for many of us.