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  • How to Adjust Windage on a Bow Sight

    Shooting to the left or right of your target could mean finishing second in an archery tournament or wounding an animal instead of making a quick harvest. When using a bow and arrow, windage is...

  • How to Aim With Bow Pin Sights

    Making the switch from shooting a bow instinctively to aiming with pin sights takes a while to get used to. The sights allow you to aim and shoot at a target without estimating how high or low to...

  • How to Size a Youth Bow

    A proper sized youth bow is important to allow a child to successfully shoot it. Bows are sized based on the draw length and draw weight. The draw length is the distance the bow string needs to be...

  • How to Shoot a Bow With a Release

    Shooting a bow using a release aid has become the norm in the last two decades, especially with newer, shorter bows. Archers who shoot bows shorter than 37 inches benefit most from using a...

  • How to Install Sights on a Compound Bow

    Sights on a compound bow have become the norm in the past two decades. Instead of using the arrow tip as an aiming point and estimating how high or low to hold, archers can select a specific point...

  • How to Draw a Bow on Archery

    Drawing, or pulling back a bow string, in preparation to launch an arrow takes practice. The tension of the bow may seem difficult at first, but it gets easier with each attempt. When practicing,...

  • How to Set Up a Hunting Bow String

    When bow hunting, one of the most important factors is the bow itself. Particularly important is the bowstring, as it transfers the energy created by the limbs to the arrow. If the bowstring is...

  • Homemade Crossbows Using a Bungee Cord

    The crossbow was the most feared weapon of the middle ages. A knight in armor, once a human tank, becomes little more than a large target with the crossbow on the field. Today the crossbow is...

  • Information on Archery Targets

    Archery developed as a form of hunting, but later became an important military weapon after the English army developed the long bow around 1280 AD. English archery techniques were developed to...

  • How to Measure Bow String Draw Length

    Compound bows, unlike regular recurve bows, have a specific draw length. The draw length fits the owner of the bow. It is important to draw strings back to their full length to prevent injury to...

  • How to Find the Length of Long Bow String

    From time to time, you may need to replace your bowstring due to breakage or general wear. There are several methods to determine the length you will need depending on the resources available to...

  • How to String a Korean Bow

    Archery is a sport that is practiced by hundreds of nations and cultures across the world. While this sport is wide spread and even part of the Olympic games, the actual bows used from nation to...

  • Reflex Bows Versus Browning Bows

    In the world of archery, there are two particular bow manufactures that have created effective products. Whether you're shooting at live game or barrels of hay, both Reflex bows and Browning bows...

  • How to Install HHA Sights on a Compound Bow

    HHA Sports archery sights are machined from solid aluminum and can be installed with just two screws to most popular compound bows. There are some adjustments that must be completed for the...

  • Left-Handed Bows Vs. Right-Handed

    If you are interested in archery, particularly bow hunting, you will need to know the difference between left-handed bows and right-handed bows. Bow hunting is a legal sport that is a form of...

  • How to Make a Self Healing Archery Target

    "Self-healing," targets are a misnomer: Genuinely self-healing materials are very expensive polymers that return to their original state when heated, but none of these are used in the manufacture...

  • How to Build Archery Target Frame PVC

    Hone your archery skills by shooting at targets supported by a cheap, easy-to-make target frame. Made from solid, sturdy PVC pipe, an archery target frame is very difficult to damage and requires...

  • How to Make a Foam 3D Archery Target

    Whether you are an avid hunter or an amateur shooter, archery can be a rewarding pastime. Like any hobby, however, outfitting and supplying yourself can be expensive. Save yourself some money by...

  • How to String a Bow Without a Bow Stringer

    Bow strings need to be periodically replaced to ensure the bow functions properly. Frayed, old or damaged strings will shoot weakly and are more likely to break. The restringing process can be...

  • How to Make a Foam Archery Target

    Avid hunters, competitive archers and amateurs alike can benefit from making their own targets. Foam makes a great material for homemade archery targets, as it can withstand multiple arrow strikes...

  • How to Pick a Deer Hunting Treee

    Sometimes it is hard for hunters to pick out the right tree for a tree stand. With these tips and steps it should be very easy to pick one out now!

  • How to Install a Carolina Whisker Biscuit Arrow Rest

    Since its introduction in 1999, the Whisker Biscuit brand arrow rest has become one of the most popular rests available with hunters and target shooters. The design lets the arrow rest on a series...

  • What Pins to Use on a Bow Sight

    Many modern archery pin sights come with multiple pins. The pins are adjusted to use at different distances. Use the top pin for the closest target and the bottom pin for the farthest target. You...

  • Crossbow Hunting Tips

    Crossbow hunting requires patience, accuracy and determination. Having the right equipment and knowing how to use it, understanding a deer's habits and a few general strategies can maximize your...

  • How to Find New Hunting Property

    Farmers and land owners are increasingly giving out leases at high rates to legally hunt on their property. How can you find new and free hunting property.

  • How to Locate a Deer Scrape

    Locating a deer scrape. You'll be able to perfect your hunting skills to make your hunt easier. Knowledge on the scrape can determine if the area is worthwhile or not!

  • How to Archery: Straighten a Wood Arrow

    Learn how to straighten a wooden arrow. Wooden arrows get bent over time from use. you may also make your own arrows from scratch or buy arrow shafts but either way at one time or another they all...

  • How to make a homemade Archery target

    A home made archery target can be made using anything from Hay to cardboard and foam. Archery can be expensive, archery equipment meaning anything from arrow shafts or wooden arrows to the bow can...

  • How to Shoot Recurve Bows

    Learn to shoot a recurve bow accurately.

  • How to Make a Crossbow Strings

    Learn a fast way to make a crossbow string.

  • Aluminum Arrows Vs. Carbon

    Aluminum arrow shafts gradually replaced wooden shafts as the first choice for archers during the mid-20th century after their introduction by Easton Archery in 1939. Now there is a new competitor...

  • How to shoot an Archery Release better

    This will be how to calm down shooting a release aid and shoot better groups. This can be used for finger shooting as well.

  • How to Change the String on a Bow

    Bowstrings can begin to show their age, fraying or breaking. In cases of compound bows, which operate with complicated pulley systems, leave string changes to professionals at pro shops. But for...

  • How to Make Your Own Crossbow String

    This is a easy to follow "how to" step-by-step process of how to make your own crossbow string. All of the things you'll need can be purchased at most any location that has archery supplies

  • How to Build Longbows

    Longbows are a type of bow known for its length and the powerful force behind its shots. The longbow is traditionally about the same height as the individual who is shooting the weapon. These were...

  • How to Make Archery Target

    Archery targets come in many sizes, shapes and colors. Targets can be very expensive to purchase, so making your own is an inexpensive alternative.

  • How to Make Crossbows Step-by-Step

    A crossbow is an ancient weapon and hunting tool that is basically a bow mounted to a stock. The crossbow shoots ammunition commonly referred to as rods. The crossbow became popular in the Middle...

  • Types of Arrowheads

    An arrowhead is the pointed tip attached to the shaft of an arrow. The size, shape and weight of the arrowhead determine the arrow's effectiveness for a particular activity, such as hunting or...

  • Ways to String a Bow

    Any archer should have basic knowledge of how to string a bow--from old-school long bows and recurves to compound bows. Some basic bow types are relatively easy to string, but be careful; using a...

  • How a Bow Stabilizer Works

    A bow stabilizer works by counterbalancing the weight of the bow away from your body, thereby helping you to keep the bow steady when shooting. If equipped with dampening materials, the stabilizer...

  • How to Set a Bow's Whisker Biscuit

    The Whisker Biscuit arrow rest has rapidly gained in popularity since its release. Though not used often in a tournament setting, they are quite popular with bow hunters looking for the cleanest...

  • Archery Tips for Shooting With a Release

    Do you find shooting archery with a release to be challenging? Most information will tell you that archery release aids improve accuracy and enhance the archery experience. Although a release aid...

  • How to Tune Your Archery Broadheads

    BROADHEADS Set a suitable Broadhead target 20 to 30 yards away. Using the same field point tipped arrow that you tuned with, pick your aiming spot and shoot. This arrow should be on...

  • How to Tie a Bow Release Line

    These days, many release bows come with pre-installed brass knocks to fasten bow release lines and keep them taut. They're easy for a manufacturer to install and simpler for bowhunters to thread...

  • How to Fletch wooden Traditional arrows

    Learn to fletch wooden Arrows! several simple and inexpensive methods.

  • How to Tune a Release Bow

    Many bow hunters aren't aware of the value of tuning their bow. Many assume that the bow is in ideal condition when bought new, and that the elasticity of the cables and the tension propelling the...

  • Steel Tip Dart Techniques

    The game of darts originated in the Middle Ages in England. Soldiers would throw arrows at barrels that had been turned upward. Today, the game of darts is much different. The key to throwing...

  • Fun Archery Targets

    Archery targets can be traditional to whimsical. With a the same basic structure, any design can be adapted to your target. The target can be as simple as a design on a paper to a full blown model...

  • How to Sharpen your knife

    A knife is useless if it is not sharp and sharpening a knife is sometimes perceived to be the most difficult knife care task there is. You can tell if your knife is sharp if it can cut through a...

  • Arrow Fletching Tips

    The fletching at the rear of an arrow's shaft keeps it going straight by creating wind resistance as the arrow flies through the air. Natural fletching is made from turkey or goose feathers that...

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