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August 23, 2024

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Our Samick Sage Review: A Great Beginner Bow with One or Two Negatives

If you’ve strolled around our site, you may have noticed: we’re big fans of the Samick Sage Recurve Bow. We think it’s a fantastic bow for new archers, and it…

Product Reviews

Best Archery Books

Archers and bow hunters are a surprisingly studious lot, and there’s good reason for that—archery is an in-depth sport, and you need to learn what you’re doing! As you may…

Recurve Archery 101 For Beginners & Advanced Recurve Technique Guides

Master Recurve Bow Archery

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Product Reviews

Some Options: The Best Back Quiver for 2024

On this page, we’ll try to figure out the best back quiver for you. I’ll go through some quivers I like (including the different types—traditional vs. hunting), discuss some things…

Getting Started

Archery Forums: Which One Is Right for You?

Archery is a deceptively difficult sport. At first it seems easy: after your first trip to the range, you’ve probably hit the target a couple times, and you’re just about…

The Shot Sequence

How to Shoot a Bow and Arrow: A Step-by-Step Guide

Welcome to the Complete Guide to Archery! I’ve created this post as an overview of the shot sequence. I introduce each step, and if you want to learn more about…

Commandments

Glossary of Archery Terminology

Anchor Point The point you bring your hand to when you draw the bow string. For most archers this is somewhere near the corner of their mouth or on their…

Interviews

A Deep Dive into Traditional Archery with the Wisconsin Traditional Archers

Over the last few months, we’ve been getting a ton of email about traditional archery. Both new and veteran archers alike seem to have a great deal of questions about…

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