We need to consider that old saying… “you only get what you pay for” …when thinking about how to pick a recurve bow. All of us has heard that saying many times and it’s true, the same principal applies to archery equipment. However, shrewd archers can save time and money if they’re familiar with what’s on offer at […]
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Broadheads Vs Field Points effectively provides archers with information about these two alternatives including varying designs, applications, and flight paths. So, which one is the better for your particular use, and can they both produce the same results? Let’s take a closer look at these arrowheads… When Should I Go With Field Points? Field points are slim, narrow points
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Whenever we think of archery, we can only imagine a sport where people shoot arrows at targets. It is completely normal for most people to think that archery promotes only physical health. But in fact, archery has a positive role on mental health and vice versa. Archery offers a recreational vocation, a health regime and
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Then history of the bow and arrow does not include Robin Hood as the guy credited with inventing bows and arrows, they have been around since prehistoric times! It’s difficult to pinpoint exactly when it all started, but we can all agree that the Stone Age breathed life into this fabulous hunting and defense system.
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Finding the best rangefinders for archery is a challenge that many archers are confronted with at some time. The exercise can be daunting and far from simple with so many good, not so good and mediocre archery rangefinders available the market. Before making a purchase, you really should consider a number of things so the decision you
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The individual components of the different types of arrow fletching are referred to as feathers, vanes and flights and collectively referred to as the arrow’s fletching. Arrow fletching closely resembles a shark fin and basically does the same job, that is, it helps keeps the arrow stable and ‘on target’ as it heads towards the bullseye. Generally, fletching
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The usual three-dimensional archery is flat, with targets fixed at specific distances, on the other hand 3D Archery brings the archery into the woods, presents novel angles and develops other opportunities that make their archery much more interesting and enjoyable. The name of this discipline is derived from the three-dimensional animal targets that are positioned
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Field archery is the sport of firing at fixed circular targets of various dimensions at different distances, heights and angles over a natural terrain course. The archers shoot at yellow and black targets over distances between 5 and 60 meters. The target distances can be made known to the archers or unknown, the latter increases
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Bowfishing is intriguing to people who want to try something different when it comes to fishing. It’s not a passive sport where you sit back with a coldie and wait for a fish to bite on the bait and jump on your hook. This is an active sport and rather than waiting for them to come to you,
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These recurve bow archery tips will help you be a better archer. A good quality, well maintained recurve bow should easily last you 20 years or more. Traditional bows are made from wood, horn or bone and other organic material. Modern recurves are made from carbon fiber, aluminum, fibreglass and metallic alloy. A recurve bow
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