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Nels started his own bow making business. Grumley knew that mass producing bows by machines instead of individually crafting every bow by hand was not what he wanted, and despite BearвЂ™s attempt at retaining him, Grumley left Bear in 1948. After observing Ben PearsonвЂ™s successful efforts to machine make bows, Bear changed from hand-made bows to mass produced bows using fiberglass and other modern materials.ДЄutomation did not sit well with Grumley, BearвЂ™s principal old-school bowyer. The Grayling plant focused on making and marketingВ recurve bowsВ andВ longbows. In 1947 the company moved to a new facility inВ Grayling, Michigan. The archery business was renamed Bear Archery. Early on each and every bow which Nels made was either stamped or signed with his name, along with the words 'Bear Products by Grumley' or 'Bear Archery by Grumley'.ДЇred Bear sold the advertising side of the Bear Products Company in 1940 to focus on archery. Nels was a fantastic craftsman, and his skills were reflected in the quality of the bows he made. In 1938 Bear hired Nels Grumley, a woodworker andВ bowyer, and the company expanded to offer hand-made bows. The initial focus was on silk-screening and advertising support work for automotive companies.

2003 After spending a year in bankruptcy proceedings, the North American Archery Group in Gainesville was been bought out by an Indiana-based sporting goods company that operates as a subsidiary of Escalade Sports.Д«ear Archery was founded by Fred Bear and Charles Piper in Detroit MichiganВ in 1933 as the Bear Products Company.

1978 вЂ“ Labor strike results in closure of Grayling plant, and operations move to Gainesville, Florida.

1972 вЂ“ Fred Bear part of the first group of inductees into the Archery Hall of Fame, along with Ben Pearson, Ann Hoyt, and Howard Hill.

1970 вЂ“ After tinkering with takedowns for years, Bear begins selling Bear Take-Down stops after two years due to low sales.

1968 - Fred sells Bear Archery Company to Victor Comptometer.

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1967 - Fred Bear museum opens in Grayling, Michigan closes in 2003 and collections sold to Bass Pro Shops.

1959 - First year for the coin medallion in the bow risers.

1956 - Bear markets his Bear Razorhead broadhead for the first time.

1954 - The first working recurve bow made by Bear is marketed, the Kodiak II, or Compass Kodiak.

1953 - Bear patents the working recurve limb, thus the patent date silk-screened on bows made after that date.

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1950 - Last full year for the Aluminum lamination.

These first bows are laminated with a layer of Aluminum salvaged from WWII.

1949 - Bear begins mass production of bows in Grayling, the Polar, Grizzly, and Kodiak.

1948 - Nels Grumley leaves Bear over plans to being machine making bows.

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1948 - Bear Archery produces TV and record cabinets for Admiral Corp.

1947 - Bear opens a new plant in Grayling, Michigan and moves all operations there.

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1942 - Bear produces first Bear hunting movie.

The archery business begins using the name Bear Archery Company

1940 - Bear Products is split into two companies, with Fred retaining the archery business and his partner keeping the automotive business.

1937 - Bear hires Nels Grumley to begin making bows under the name 'Bear Products by Grumley'.

1937 - Fred Bear patents first bow glove.

1933 - Bear Products Company opens in Detroit making archery equipment as a sideline.

1927 - Fred meets famous bowhunter Art Young in Detroit and becomes friends.

1902 - Fredrick Bernard Bear born in Pennsylvania.

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