Congratulations Danny Miller!

[lscha]

A well-deserved ACF Lion Heart Award went to Danny Miller this time.

As the article states: "He freely shares what he knows about crossbows, which is considerable, and will gladly take the time to chat with you by telephone or in person, no matter how busy he is."

(The American Crossbow Federation instituted an award to be presented on a quarterly basis to an outstanding supporter of the grassroots crossbow movement. The ACF Lion Heart Award is presented to a deserving individual that has gone the extra mile in helping to promote and preserve the crossbow hunting opportunity during the course of his or her daily life.)

[maple]

I'm not sure what the award is for, but from all I've heard he's a good man and no doubt did a lot of great work, and well deserves it.

Congratulations Danny.

Maple

[Big58cal]

I'm not sure what the award is for, but from all I've heard he's a good man and no doubt did a lot of great work, and well deserves it.

Congratulations Danny.

Maple

Starting in the Summer of 2007 the American Crossbow Federation instituted a new award to be presented on a quarterly basis to an outstanding supporter of the grassroots crossbow movement. The ACF Lion Heart Award is presented to a deserving member that has gone the extra mile in helping to promote and preserve the crossbow hunting opportunity during the course of his or her daily life.

Any ACF Member whose dues are current or is a paid Life Member may present the name of a nominee for the ACF Lion Heart Award. The criterion is simple. Each candidate should be nominated because of the effort that he or she is putting forth to expand the crossbow hunting opportunity. We are not looking for the professional writers, TV personalities or other industry figures; we are instead looking for the grassroots crossbow advocate. You folks know who they are when you see them. They may be working with legislators or doing public speaking on a local basis. They may be working to organize crossbow events or found organizations. They may be posting on web sites and taking the lead in crossbow discussions and debates. But, whatever they are doing, they are doing it to help create more opportunities to hunt with and shoot the crossbow, worldwide.

If you know of someone who deserves special recognition for the effort he or she is putting forth, please send us their name, address and telephone number and we will take them into consideration for this quarterly award. Each recipient will receive a one-year gift membership to the American Crossbow Federation and a Certificate of Recognition. If the recipient is already a member of the ACF, their current membership will be extended for one year. We will also do a short write up about the award winner in HBM, sharing his or her efforts on behalf of the crossbow. If we are to succeed in expanding the crossbow hunting opportunity, then no effort or no character’s role is too small. There are a lot of unsung heroes out there and we desire to give special credit where credit is due.

http://horizontalbowhunter.com/Columns/ ... Award.aspx

[papa bear1]

Congratulations DANNY

Dave

[sumner4991]

That's awesome!

[agingcrossbower]

Dan surely deserves it. Congrats!

[masboy]

congratulation Dan! thanks for all you,ve done for me.

[Mark Rainbolt]

Congratulations Danny!!!!!!!!
God Bless,
Mark

[VixChix]

Congrats! Danny is THE man!!!! I couldn't count the number of times that "Contact Danny Miller" has been posted on this forum.

[DaveD]

Congratulations Danny, Thanks For All Your Help!

DaveD

[gerald strine]

Congrats on your recognition Danny that is a nice feather in your cap.

[strum]

Congrats! Danny is THE man!!!! I couldn't count the number of times that "Contact Danny Miller" has been posted on this forum.

Ha ha crossbow on the fritz call miller
marriage on the blink..call vixchix

[Doe Master]

I can`t think of a more deserving man .

[georgiaboy]

Congrats to you Danny!!

[Yarak]

I think most companies (big and small) could learn a lot from Danny. It seems that customer service is a "lost art".