Archery

Force the Bowstring Draw weight is not the amount of stress you carry when making a decision on what to draw, it is not an art term, at least not the type of art you’re thinking about. Draw weight is the amount of force (measured in pounds) it takes to pull the bowstring back on … Read more

Something New What am I talking about! This is one of those things that cause people to think the end is coming! What are they doing to the traditional crossbow? Vertical limbs, how does that work? What is this world coming to? Change Ain’t Easy If what you have is working so well, why change … Read more

Wow! You’ve become a pretty good shot! How do I know? Because I’ve seen that target and there’s not much left of that bull. Keep it up, but while you’re at it you may want to consider some placement parts so you can see your exact mark. What are your target options? A Great Occasion … Read more

Small Game Tastes Good Too! Squirrels, rabbits, and racoons; what do they have in common? A few things, feel free to add to the few things I’m about to share with you. Are You Game? That leads a couple of the most important questions; would you? If so, how? In small conversations with fellow hunters, … Read more

Push your sleeves back down, I don’t want to see your muscles. We’re not talking about draw weight again and your great strength, it may be great according to you. This is all about the arrow and safety. Have you ever heard the term “ Flex it first”? If you haven’t, don’t shoot another arrow … Read more

Act of Hope This could apply in most anything, but hear me out. If you’re a hunter you’ve experienced the act of hoping for something or should I say many things. The entire act of hunting is done in hope. You hope for a thing because you believe it could actually happen, that it is … Read more