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Archery: arrow rests?

By on Sunday, September 12th, 2010 | 6 Comments

Recurve 61" Since the day I bought my bow I’ve been using these stick-on arrow rests that came with it. Are they reliable or should I invest in a proper arrow rest? It’s similar to the one on this site, but without that block shape above the knock. http://www.keystonecountrystore.com/Archery_Equipment_-_Supplies/Arrow_Rests/Stick_On_Arrow_Rests/Bear_J-2_Arrow_Rest_LH/Page_1/ARR213802.html Sites You May Find Helpful » [...]

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Laser sights for bow hunting legal in Michigan?

By on Wednesday, September 8th, 2010 | 4 Comments

I went to this store that sold archery equipment and I was looking for laser sights, and they said that they were illegal to hunt with, which is why they didn’t have them. I was wondering if anyone knew if that was true. Note that I’m talking about laser sights and not red dot sights. [...]

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Why is archery no more popular than it is?

By on Thursday, September 2nd, 2010 | 2 Comments

I have ask this question before and still wonder. Where I live in a small town we have a twelve target archery range and Sunday after noon there are sometime a waiting line. nearly every able bodied man here thinks he is Robin Hood and a large number of women participate. Lots of people bring [...]

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Will there be a hunting season for Bald Eagles?

By on Monday, August 16th, 2010 | 21 Comments

I read in "American Gun and Hunter" magazine that the Bald Eagle population is now at 10,000, and that when it gets to 15,000 (est. 5-7 years) that there is a proposal to make available 1000 tags, by lottery, for the eagles. The states with the highest eagle populations would be allocated the most tags. [...]

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Do you know the answers to this Archery Quiz?

By on Saturday, August 14th, 2010 | 3 Comments

Archery Quiz 1. The feathers (sometimes plastic) at the non-pointed end of the arrow are called the A. Ends B. Limbs C. Fletchings 2. The preferred bow for hunting is the A. Competition bow B. Longbow C. Compound bow 3. The longbow is usually made of A. Aluminum B. Steel C. Wood 4. Which hand [...]

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Is there a competition archery store in Portland OR, LA or San Francisco?

By on Wednesday, August 4th, 2010 | 2 Comments

I plan to buy a set of competition archery equipment (used in Olympic game not for hunting) in Portland OR, LA or San Francisco. I like Hoyt Nexus raiser and other Accessoriess very much. Is there any archery store sell these products in above cities? Some of the archery store only sell hunting bow. Not [...]

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What to look for when buying archery equipment?

By on Saturday, July 24th, 2010 | 3 Comments

I gave it a try this weekend and I really like it, I actually want to ask my parents for archery equipment for christmas. What exactly is it that I need to look for in a bow and arrows? Do arrows come with arrowheads or do you have to buy them? What’s the difference between [...]

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Is archery equipment considered a weapon in the state of Colorado?

By on Monday, July 19th, 2010 | 2 Comments

I know that there are people that look at it both ways some say that it is others say no. If it isn’t then ex felons can use archery equipment to hunt wildlife to help with foood expenses. Sites You May Find Helpful Magnum Fitness Equipment Parts | Health and Fitness NFL Paying Saints for [...]

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Best places to archery elk hunt in Colorado?

By on Thursday, July 15th, 2010 | 1 Comment

I am looking to take several father son combos elk hunting. I am looking for elk dense area where I might get these newbies into elk and give them a great experience hunting elk with archery equipment. This is a meat area rather than a trophy hunt. Thanks Sites You May Find Helpful evolution archery [...]

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Remember Your Bow String – Maintenance

By on Thursday, March 4th, 2010 | 1 Comment

There is a more to archery than shooting a bow and arrow; you must know how to do proper maintenance as well. Taking care of your archery bows will ensure years of worry free operations. There are several things to keep an eye on when it comes to your bow, and the bowstring is one [...]

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