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Catch This!

Catch This!

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 Sometimes they are referred to as a “shepherd sling” or “rock sling” (but please don’t call it a “slingshot”). One of mankind’s oldest tools, the sling has been used across the globe right up to the present day. We are here to discuss this fascinating weapon, its history, construction, and use; and we will share with you our own experiences as slingers. We may also cover the occasional pop culture reference or current event from the unique perspective of a slinger. New podcasts will be published monthly. Music: Tornado by WintergatanCopyright 2021 All rights reserved. World
Episodes
  • Traditional Archery and Staff Slings with Correy Hawk

    Traditional Archery and Staff Slings with Correy Hawk
    Oct 23 2022

    Slings, staff slings, and traditional archery:

    In this episode, NOOC (Andrew) and Kick talk shop with Correy Hawk. Correy (@organic.archer on Instagram) is a veteran of the US Marine Corps, and he was on the survival show Alone (Season 7). These days he teaches classes on traditional bow making at his home in Nebraska and sells bows and staff slings on his website (www.organicarchery.com). Listen in as we talk history, accuracy, hunting, and we compare bows vs slings and staff slings.

    *Editor's note. Due to unforeseen circumstances, we fell behind on editing. This episode was recorded approximately 6 months prior to this episode release.
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    48 mins
  • July 2022 Update

    July 2022 Update
    Jul 12 2022

    We thought we should let you guys know where we've been, what the next steps for the podcast are and let you know about some of the exciting recent developments in the slinging community! Be sure to listen all the way to the end...
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    20 mins
  • Rome - Catch This! Podcast

    Rome - Catch This! Podcast
    Apr 22 2022

    In this episode, Kick and Nooc tackle one of the big topics of slinging history: ancient Rome! It's a lot of history to cover: the equipment, the tactics, the sources, the Balearic islanders and even the kestros. Tune in for another historic episode of Catch This! Podcast.
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    1 hr and 1 min
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