Bow tuning with broadheads: points that cut do not fly the same as points that puncture

Article Abstract:

There is a difference between the flight of field point arrows and broadhead arrows, primarily because the blades of the broadhead can act as wings and change the course of the arrow. It is necessary to retune the bow between shooting field points and broadheads. Tuning and arrow selection are discussed.

Bow and arrow, Archery equipment

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Thoughts from the winter woods

Article Abstract:

Winter is a special time for bow-hunters, but it involves extra care of equipment and attention to protective clothing. Winter hunting tips include using graphite powder instead of oil on the bow, keeping the bow free of snow and ice, and using an anti-fog solution on all lenses.

Equipment and supplies, Hunters, Cold weather clothing

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When less is more

Article Abstract:

Many archers fall prey to the Heavy Bow Syndrome and select heavy draw weights to reduce guesswork in estimating range to the target. However, studies on bowhunting reveal lighter draw weights are more effective especially in hunting whitetail deer.

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