Thunderbird Atlatl will be celebrating World Atlatl Day here at our shop, 90 Main Street, Candor, NY, from 1 to 4 p.m.

World Atlatl Day (WAD) was initiated by Linda Brundage and the New York Atlatl Association in 2011. Due to its popularity, the WAA membership attending the 2012 Annual Meeting voted to officially recognize the first Saturday in June of each year as World Atlatl Day.

Stop by if you are in the area to participate! Questions, give us a call at 607-659-3854, 800-836-4520 or email us at contact@thunderbirdatlatl.com

Bob Berg had a busy day at Primitive Pursuits in Ithaca. In the photo below, he is showing a family a flint tool that can be used to cut grass or other long fibered plants. The flint is held on by the natural glue Bob makes at the Thunderbird shop with pine pitch and other natural components.

Thank you Peter Berg for fixing the website. We apologize for any inconveniences as we changed formatting for our web server.

Looking for a day of fun and learning about primitive skills, come to Primitive Pursuits Day, Saturday, May 25, at 4H Acres in Ithaca, NY.

Check out Primitive Pursuits Day here.

Bob Berg of Thunderbird Atlatl will be available throughout the day to teach about atlatls, flintknapping, cordage and using primitive adhesives. Stop by and enjoy the day.

The good news is that it is a busy season here at the Thunderbird Atlatl shop. We are a little behind in updating our blog and will try to update more often!

We will be posting our summer/fall schedule on the website in a few days. We are firming up commitments and getting our travel plans in place.

We recently sent some more atlatls and darts to Harvard University for Professor Matthew Liebmann’s “Encountering the Conquistadors” class. Check out the video here. Enjoy. Happy Atlatl season.

Shown below are a couple of photos from our Florida trip- a young lady trying a Catatonk atlatl at a workshop offered by Bob Berg of Thunderbird Atlatl and some people enjoying the atlatl range at Silver Springs State Park in Florida.