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It’s a Tool When you could choose your weapon, or maybe I should call it a tool instead. A weapon brings to mind warfare and when a hunter is hunting they’re not necessarily fighting the game they’re intending to harvest. For that reason, I like to call a gun, a bow, a knife a tool … Read more
Is there a rule that says a hunter must punch the tree stand clock at least seven times before they’ll get an opportunity for success? I think that rule only applies to some, and of course, I am included in that group. Just because you go into the woods, your backyard, or your neighbor’s backyard, … Read more
Recurves and Longbows Demand a Different Approach to Archery I was 12 when I got my first wooden longbow and a quiver full of then state-of-the-art fibreglass arrows. Living in the country gave me plenty of time and area to hone my archery skills. I practised incessantly, stump shooting at every opportunity. Fast forward a … Read more
Those Who Came Before Let’s take a step back from our world of archery and take a few moments to remember what today, July 4th or Independence day represents. I’m not a history buff, but I do realize the footsteps or the handwriting of those who came before, have an immense impact on those of … Read more
If you’re seeking an archery range to practice with your crossbow, you may be hard pressed to find one. Because all bows are not created equal. Let’s talk about it. Range Shopping Have you ever been range shopping? If not, there may be more ranges near you than you’re aware of, but which one better … Read more
There’s More to Do In the last blog I finished up at 35 yards and “suggested” to anyone who may be new at this, to hang out at 35 yards for a time. You remember that part right? Did you do it? For those of us who did, it’s time to discuss our long term … Read more
Back in the early 90’s, like a lot of us, I shot my compound with a leather shooting glove and continued as a finger shooter for the first five years of my foray into the exciting world of bowhunting. Since then, substantial innovations have resulted in shorter axle-to-axle lengths, riser modifications, advanced limb designs, and … Read more
