We’ve coached, cried, loved, and grown with you. We live, laugh, leagued with you. We’ve watched strangers become friends, and friends become extended family. We saw first dates, anniversaries, and weddings. We watched people make connections and forge friendships. Those things will never leave us.

After several back-to-back slow seasons, it’s become impossible to sustain things financially. As a first-time business owner, there were a lot of tough decisions I/we faced over the years and some things I wish I’d done differently. That’s the thing about hindsight, ya know? But even though this was incredibly hard and caught us off-guard, we couldn’t end this without saying goodbye.

So we’ll be hosting a Going Away party mid-August (announcement to follow), you’re invited to party with us one last time!

What happens next for us? Kyle will continue his new sharpening business, but Southern Oregon will be losing its axe throwing venue. As for me, I’ll figure it out.

Thank you for helping us launch during a pandemic; we’re going to miss being a staple in the axe throwing community, hosting tournaments and parties, supporting those who’ve supported us, taking the trailer to mobile events, donating to those who asked, coaching confidence, teaching people something new, and just enjoying this weird, unique sport.

Come by, share stories, grab a drink, snag merch, or just hang out these last few weeks with us. We love you, Rogue Valley. Y’all made an impact on us as much as we made an impact for some of you.

Maybe we’ll be back, somewhere down the road.

- Bird “the Butcher” Kyle “Supreme Overlord,” Clam, and on behalf of Catfish Billie, Radnar, Handsome, Chaos, and Fozz (our beloved staff/family) #cascadiaaxe