Nope. I don't give tips to guys that are more lucky than I am.

First thing to invest in is a bow stringer. You don't want to run the risk of twisting the limbs on those oldie but goodies. Never use fastflight on them, only B-50 or B-500 dacron strings.

Be sure and do a flex test on every one of those cedar arrows before you shoot them. If the feathers are in good shape, then they've been stored properly and they should be okay, but you never know what time has done to them. They'll probably need some straightening, but that's no big deal.

And go back and give that lady a big hug!