Archery Store

The kid has been going out with his dad for several years, now.
Tonight, he finally had a shot at something with the kid in the blind.

For a 6 year old doing the filming… not bad.

https://youtu.be/dKu1Y6kQotw

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I was looking for an Olympic recurve, when my grandmother told me that grandpa had an unused Golden EAgle Compound Bow. It has 18(6 wasp broadheads) arrows, a wrist guard, soft case, and more. It should have an appropriate draw length, as me and grandpa were almost twins. More importantly, its free. So, Im not too worried about it working for me, but I am more concerned if there would be a major difference in learning to shoot with a compound bow vs a recurve, and would it affect my shooting if I changed bows. I am a novice archer, and don’t plan on doing any hunting, but if dreams come true, maybe I could make it to the Olympics?

What are all your thoughts or experiences with mixing different patterns for hunting. Example Asat top mossy oak bottom. Do you feel or have experienced this helping hurting or not making a difference. One train of thought is this may help break up an outline the other thought is having the same pattern may help hide you??

We all need work together

Yep…First ever from 40 yards. This Podium 37 shoots wayyyyyy better than I can shoot it.

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My buddy and I have been shooting our bag targets a lot, but we’d like to get one or two 3D targets to shoot. I need something that’s good size and will last. I’ve been looking at the GlenDel buck target but I don’t have any experience with them. What do you guys suggest, and WHERE do you know to get the best deal?

Should they go to end of the shaft or not?

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One of the best deer hunting stories I’ve ever read. I had a subscription to Field&Stream for years and of all the stories and articles I read in it over the years, I’ve always remembered this one more than any other.

http://www.fieldandstream.com/articl…amps-never-die