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I have a woodlot in Northern New Hampshire with a wide selection of tree species at various ages. Everything from saplings to mature trees: Main hardwood species include at least some of the following -- beech, sugar maple, striped maple, red maple, white ash, brown ash, hop hornbeam, elm...

Hello, A new forum member here, but not new to archery. My archery days started over 50 years ago when I was 9 and got a recurve selling cards door to door. I loved that first bow. Fast forward 30 years and I shot a Hoyt compound target bow (40 lbs with 50 percent let off bowhunter class) in...

I have a 50# Samick Red Stag and I love it. I can confidently shoot up to 35yd with it. I also own a 45# Bear Kodiak Magnum (1973) that is top notch, shoots consistently (even with my 29.5" draw), and I wouldn't sell it for anything. I have a few others, all of which I can shoot well enough. I...

I'm looking at getting my first bow and I was hoping y'all could steer me in the right direction. I played around with a bow when I was a kid and now I'm wanting to get back into archery. The plan is to start off practicing in our pasture and maybe at the local 3D range, then hopefully moving...

this video shows how to select the best feathers and how to make sure they stay on the shaft.

So after many emails with different bowyers, decided on going with Borders hex6 limbs and one of their risers. This is my first big bow purchase and want to get a nice one, but have NO idea what all the options mean as far as woods, inlays etc...... SOOO for those of you who have border limbs...

I am getting a 16" Morrison ILF riser in a few weeks and want to start looking for some limbs for it. To be honest i have only shot the standard Dalaa 60" limbs(wood&carbon) and a set of Winex on that same Dalaa.I did like the Winex limbs over the standard Dalaa limbs but there is a lot of limbs...

Hi folks, After some rainy weather this year I want to get a metal riser recurve to shoot plastic vanes off an elevated rest for next year. Also the apparent higher level of "tunability" of this type of setup is attractive. I have no experience with these kind of bows so was hoping you might...

I just got a Quinn TQ it is 35# at 28" . I draw about 30" . I will use aluminum or carbon arrows but not sure what spine to use. Would like to get close so I do not have a great investment in different shafts. I plan on using a release because of nerve damage in my right hand if that matters...