Does Archery Build Muscle?
Don't be fooled by the story of Robin Hood — archery is not a frivolous discipline in any way, shape, or form. We can skip the talk of calluses (you…
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How to Install a Kisser Button
If you've ever experienced missed shots, you'll know how frustrating it can be. You're out there, in the field, practicing for what seems hours, and somehow, you just can't hit…
How to Cure Target Panic
Your legs move into your stance, you nock your arrow, hook your release, and draw your bow. The sight is in place and everything is going well. But, it's time…
How to Paper Tune a Bow
Paper tuning a bow is when archers shoot an arrow through a suspended piece of paper to study the rip that it creates. The rip creates a “snapshot” of the…
How to Prevent Bow String from Hitting Arm
The painful sting of a bowstring hitting your inner forearm is enough to deter beginner archers from ever picking up a bow again. But luckily, there’s good news. While string…
Can You Use a Bow Release on a Recurve
Bow releases are a critical piece of equipment and can be fun to use. Perhaps you’ve used them with a compound bow or maybe you want to try them out…
The Beginner’s Guide to Lighted Nocks
If you’re tired of wasting money because you keep losing arrows and broadheads, a lighted nock may be the right solution for you. Lighted nocks are beneficial for many bowhunters.…
What Are Bowfishing Arrows Made Of?
The material that a bowfishing arrow is made of can make or break how well it performs. Some materials perform better than others, so it is important to remember this…
Are Bow Sights Universal?
When I first became interested in archery, there was no one there to teach me the basics. So naturally, when it came to buying my first bow sight, I was…
Do Recurve Bows Need An Arrow Rest?
When I first started archery I wasn't sure if my recurve bow needed an arrow rest. I looked up many sources and it took me a decent amount of time…