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#72 Christopher Applewhaite on Project Quiver

Christopher Applewhaite is a physician, bow hunter, and amateur bowyer living on Salt Spring Island on Canada’s west coast. In his workshop overlooking the Salish Sea, he can be found carving bows mostly from yew wood that he has harvested.

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#70 Caleb Flies on Project Quiver

Caleb Flies is a first responder in Oklahoma. He is the owner of Ravenclaw Archery and the host of the Primitive Archery Podcast where he interviews bowyers and archers. He is a passionate traditional bow hunter and regularly competes in 3D archery tournaments.

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#69 Matthew Morris on Project Quiver

Matthew is a bowyer, storyteller, traditional bowhunter, and host of The Bowyer Podcast, where he shares the stories of artisans, cultural historians, and those who pursue big game with a stick and string. He’s dedicated to preserving traditional archery through craftsmanship, conversation, and time spent in the field.

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#53 Chuck Loeffler on Project Quiver

Chuck Loeffler is a professional bowyer specializing in the replication of sinew-backed and self wood bows of North America and around the world. For more than 30 years, he has been meticulously conducting research of materials, methods, and construction of ancient bows and arrows.

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#52 Weylin Olive on Project Quiver

Weylin Olive, husband and father of two, is a professional bowyer based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Through his company, Swiftwood Bows, he sells world-class handmade primitive bows, offers bow carving workshops, and provides content for amateur bowyers. 

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#51 Correy Hawk on Project Quiver

Correy Hawk is a professional bowyer who comes from a long line of outdoorsmen. He grew up in a small village in Southeast Nebraska, where, along with his siblings, he was raised to hunt, fish, forage for wild foods, and navigate the wilderness. His father put a bow and arrows in his hands as soon as he could understand their utility.

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