New to this
#3
Good Luck
Niccum
#4
Yeap....you don't need a lot of "stuff", thats the beauty of it. I would just get what is mentioned above and go from there, just enjoy the shooting! Get familiar with you bow and make changes from there! Most of all, have fun while doing so!
#5
Spike
Join Date: Dec 2013
Posts: 1
b4 i drop 500-800
just gota 60' bow off ebay a few months ago 2 see if this is tha direction I wana go ! hell ya it is!! now b4 I spend some hard 2 find now days bennys on a new bow can some1 tell me if a bow is rated @ 50# @28" draw ,about how many #'s do I add if my draw is 30"?
#7
No wheels to worry about and all the high tech, that's the beauty!
Try out a finger tab and glove and see what you like best. Get a nice leather arm guard, and quiver. A nice set of cedar shafts to fit your bow, or whatever you prefer.
Three Rivers Archery has a lot of goodies for the traditional people.
Get your target set up and have some fun. Shoot a lot, and a lot, and alot of arrows this summer. Get into the rhythm. Have Fun!
Try out a finger tab and glove and see what you like best. Get a nice leather arm guard, and quiver. A nice set of cedar shafts to fit your bow, or whatever you prefer.
Three Rivers Archery has a lot of goodies for the traditional people.
Get your target set up and have some fun. Shoot a lot, and a lot, and alot of arrows this summer. Get into the rhythm. Have Fun!