Allow to me to preface this with the fact that I am an old coot with no where near the flexibilty and range of motion of my youth. As I continually refine my shot process and learning the "action/reaction" thing, I have run across something that may be common, but I haven't seen much about it...

A clumsy question for those that know this stuff: Could someone kindly explain to me the effect of varying a bow's riser and/or limb lengths? I cannot wrap my head around how changing one or both lengths affects the bow's performance/shootability/characteristics. I'm looking for a 35 to 40#...

A long time ago I had a few bows and usually ended up losing all my arrows. Sometimes that "Instinctive Shooting" worked, but the house odds usually prevailed... About a year ago I got interested in Archery again, carved a few self-bows and experimented around before deciding to just get a...

Jinx, I think they found your missing barbecue pork. http://www.cbsnews.com/news/pork-falls-from-sky-lands-on-home-travis-adair-florida-mystery/

hey. been lurking here for months. got into archery with a trad bow (samick journey) back in october. i've tightened up considerably- still doing some work on that- but haven't ever actually set up or tuned the bow in any way myself. i shot often at my shop's lanes, and the bow shop staff...

friend of mine found an old longbow. It has a wrapped leather handle and a little bit of recurve tip. it says Perdue on it. anybody have any clue what it is. I've never heard of that one

From what it seems warfing may be a mix of an artform and a science, but I am wanting to warf an old bear bow (no idea what model or really even when it was made) it was a youth bow though.. Not sure if youth bows have shorter risers that make them "unwarfable" so I figured I'd ask some...

In the first part of the Masters of the Barebow, Rod Jenkins is shooting a to me unknown bow. It looks like the riser has a similarity with the Hoyt Gamemaster? Did someone have further informations? Regards Peter:help:

http://ksax.com/article/stories/S2226117.shtml?cat=10230 Interesting article with pictures out of Minnesota. What the heck IS that thing?!?!

Can anyone Identify this long bow, bought it last fall the owner said he bought it in a bow shop in Oregon several years ago, shoots great.

I have allways shot wood. I am now interested in a flater shooting arrow for more accurate shooting. I will confess I know nothing about them (Carbons). My curnent set up is as follows. Jeffery recurve, 60# @ 28" (I'm drawing 29.5" and It stacks to about 70#'s) I'm useing Lam-birch now, 30"...

George, you inspired me to dig up something other than a popular song re-write. _______________________________________________________________- Mystery That the crimson beauty of an oak can call, Inexorably, to my soul, in fall . . . That a twisted cedar clinging to a cliff, Can give my...

What follows is some edited paragraphs from a work entitled Orthodoxy, by G.K. Chesterton. He does a marvelous job, in this book, of explaining what my intuition always told me about the relationship between the mysteries of life and the mysteries of our faith. If the following selections...

well I was going to post this on the first thread, but didn't want to cut anyone off.....so here's the question, what do you feel is one of the greatest means (aside from the Word) God uses to perfect our faith ? I'll share more after I read some of your responses. larry

I recently asked a group of high school kids if they had any questions about God or the Bible or just life in general that had (1) never been answered at all, or (2) had never been answered satisfactorily. All of them, without exception, were full of questions. Many Christians are afraid to...