A few weeks ago, the opportunity presented itself for me to buy a new (to me) bow. A friend was selling his son’s PSE Bowmadness 3G for a price that seemed very fair. The bow was a few years old and it had max 50lb limbs, but I liked the idea of having a spare bow that was longer (axel to axel) than my current spare – a Mission Craze. I talked to my wife and came to an agreement …
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One Sunday, a couple of weeks ago, I was working at Stowe Archers. It was the day of our fist Paper Animal Point Series shoot and I was standing behind the kitchen counter, hoping that a crowd would come walking through the door. To pass the time, I was passively watching episodes of Nock On Archery that I had playing on the clubhouse DVD player. A tip segment pulled me out of my daydream and I watched John Dudley explain …
Last Sunday I was in the mood for a little shooting. I packed up our bows and my daughter and I took a ride over to Stowe Archers. Knowing her well, I offered up a challenge. We were going to shoot a 450 Round and the winner would get a prize. If I won, I’d get a hug and a kiss. If she won, I’d have to buy her an ice cream on the way home. No matter the outcome, …
It has been a week and a half since my oldest daughter became the proud owner of a Bear Cruzer Lite (In pink, of course). We’ve been out shooting a couple of times so far and it has been nice to see the bow in action. Size When it comes to the size of the Bear Cruzer Lite, I don’t think I could have asked for a better fitting bow for my daughter. As far as 6 year old girls …
I don’t claim to be any sort of 3D Archery Aficionado, qualified to judge a club’s 3D Archery Program, but I do love walking through the woods, hunting foam. The purpose of this article is to take a look at what I’ve seen at various clubs and outline what I think makes for an exceptional 3D Archery Shoot. Course Layout is Paramount There is no aspect of 3D Archery that is more important than course layout. The way targets are …
Two years ago I got hot and heavy into USPSA Shooting. Wanting to track my progress and improve from match to match, I began keeping records of my personal stats. Taking a couple of minutes after each match to plug numbers into a spreadsheet proved to be very beneficial. Ever since I’ve gotten back into the sport of Archery, I’ve been wanting to do the same with personal stats. I ran into some trouble with plugging in the numbers to …
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