Clyde left the fast food business in '86, but not before he participated in a classic Grouse Haven, Michigan hunt with Fred Bear. After that, he moved to New Mexico, where Jean has relatives and herself held several state archery records. Two years later, Clyde and Jean began their own business, producing McKenzie 3-D shooting cards. They were immediately successful. Bull's Eye has grown steadily ever since!

Clyde - Then

Shooting a Bear Tamerlane in a 1977 NFAA tournament in Clemson, South Carolina, Clyde demonstrates excellent shooting form. He was a member in good standing then of the Tomo-Chi-Chi archery club in Atlanta.

Clyde began hunting in 1970. 16 hunting seasons and hundreds of tournaments later, his unhappiness with the sights and scopes available for hunting and competition would lead him to begin his own business. Now, after 30 years in archery, he is able to shoot a superior quality Bull's Eye sights or scopes on any archery venue in bowhunting or 3-D competition. A deeply religious man with thousands of friends in the world family of archery, Clyde invites everyone to come by the traveling trailer to get acquainted and to study the high quality benefits of Bull's Eye sights.