Embarking on the journey of traditional archery is an exciting endeavor that connects you with a rich history and a […]

This article explores the process of making river cane arrows and explores their natural synergy with Osage bows to create a truly primitive archery experience.

The bowstring is a vital component in traditional archery. We compare the two main types of traditional bowstrings: Endless Loop vs. Flemish Twist bowstrings.

Different types of traditional arrows offer unique advantages and disadvantages, and understanding each is essential for achieving optimal performance.

Here’s a look at a few types of budget-friendly DIY archery targets to keep your arrows flying true and your skills sharp.

Whether you are a seasoned archer or someone curious about primitive archery, the Osage orange self-bow deserves a place in your collection.

The wind feather provides a simple, silent indicator for bowhunters to detect even the slightest wind direction and changes.

At the Tennessee Classic, traditional archers gather, celebrating heritage and camaraderie through artisan craftsmanship and 3-D competition.

A recurve bow can be made quieter using gear like string and limb silencers, alongside proper tuning and shooting techniques to minimize noise.

Thanks to advancements in materials and manufacturing pursuing traditional archery on a budget is more accessible and affordable than ever before.

Traditional archery is an elegant balance of technique and focus, where mastering the fundamentals through practice leads to shooting precision.

Advancements in bow technology and emphasis on proper form are driving a significant shift towards lighter, more efficient bows in hunting and target archery.

By understanding the different types of traditional bow strings available, archers can make informed decisions to optimize their bow’s performance.

By following the simple steps covered in this article, you can create effective and affordable paracord string silencers for your traditional bow.

Learn the keys to setting the nock point based on the aiming method you prefer for your traditional archery setup.

Setting the proper brace height on a traditional bow is a crucial step in optimizing its performance and ensuring accurate and comfortable shooting.

With these traditional archery tips and a dedicated spirit, you’ll be well on your way to mastering the art of traditional archery.

A fixed crawl is one of the simplest and quickest ways to achieve consistent accuracy in traditional archery.

The dynamic nature of stump shooting adds a layer of engagement and excitement that can be lacking in static target practice.

There are three established traditional archery aiming techniques, each offering unique advantages and disadvantages.

While compound bows dominate the archery scene with their technological bells and whistles, a trend is emerging: a steady migration back to the simpler, time-tested realm of traditional archery.

Shooting a high FOC arrow with a traditional bow offers unique advantages: deeper penetration, flatter trajectory, and improved wind resistance.