How-To
How to Shoot a Bow Accurately in the Wind
Wind separates archers who practice only on calm days from those who can deliver when it counts. Read it, hold for it, and shoot the lulls, and a breezy…
How-To Guides and Tuning
Step-by-step guides to setting up, tuning and shooting your bow. Work within your equipment’s rated limits and ask a qualified bow technician or instructor if a step is beyond your tools or experience.
Recurve Bows
How to Gap Shoot With a Recurve Bow
Gap shooting gives traditional archers a repeatable aiming system without bolting a sight to the bow. Map your gaps…
Stabilizers
How to Silence Your Bow for Hunting
A loud bow gives deer time to jump the string and ruin a perfect shot. Stack these quieting steps…
How-To
How to Fix Target Panic for Good
Target panic is a mental habit, not a talent problem, and it ruins good shooters at every level. Rebuild…
Arrows
How to Cut Carbon Arrows to Length at Home
Cut carbon arrows the wrong way and you get splintered shafts, crooked ends, and broadheads that will not spin…
How-To
How to Practice Shooting From a Treestand
Treestand shots happen at steep angles your ground practice never prepares you for. Train the geometry and the safety…
Releases
How to Tie a D-Loop on Your Bowstring
A D-loop gives your release a consistent, string-friendly attachment point and protects your serving from wear. Tie it cleanly…
How-To
How to Set Up a Drop-Away Arrow Rest
A drop-away rest gives you total fletching clearance and tighter groups, but only if you time it correctly. Set…
Bow Sights
How to Set Your Sight Third Axis (And Why It Matters)
If your arrows drift sideways on steep uphill or downhill shots, your sight third axis is the usual culprit.…
How-To
How to Range a Target Without a Rangefinder
A dead battery or a fogged lens should never end your hunt. These field-judging methods let you read distance…