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PHOTO ALBUM

OFF SEASON PREPARATION

• SELECTING THE RIGHT BOW
• DRAW LENGTH SELECTION
• ARROW SELECTION
• BROADHEAD SELECTION
• QUIVER SELECTION
• PROPER FORM

ADDING ACCESSORIES

• KNOT TYING 101
• INSTALLING AN ARROW REST
• INSTALLING A D-LOOP
• INSTALLING A SIGHT
• INSTALLING A BOW SLING
• INSTALLING A PEEP SIGHT

TUNING YOUR EQUIPMENT

• TIMING YOUR BOW
• PRESSING A BOW
• ADJUSTING DRAW WEIGHT
• YOKE TUNING A SOLOCAM
• PAPER TUNING

SHOOTING ESSENTIALS

• ADJUSTING YOUR SIGHT
• DELIVERING THE SHOT
• COMPETITIVE ARCHERY TIPS
• HUNTING SHOT EXECUTION TIPS

HUNTING TIPS AND TRICKS

• BUILDING A PERMANENT STAND
• CLIMBER STAND TIPS
• CLEARING SHOOTING LANES
• FIELD DRESSING 101
• AGING OF MEAT
• PROCESSING YOUR KILL
• WHAT TO DO WITH THE MEAT

MANUFACTURERS INFO AND SPECS

• BOWTECH
• HOYT
• MATHEWS
• PSE

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HELPFUL WEBSITES AND FORUMS

• BOWCOUNTRY.COM
• ARCHERYTALK.COM

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

OTHER USEFUL LINKS

• HARDWOOD FLOORS
• HOCKEY PRACTICE TARGET

Installing a Bow Sling

Installing a bow sling is simple but if done improperly it will affect your accuracy. A bow sling is installed in tandem with a stabiler. It provides a "catch" for an archer's hand so they do not drop the bow after taking a shot.

Bow slings should be installed loosely so they do not add unneeded torque when the shot is fired.

Install the bow sling and stabilizer.

Do not set the loop on the sling too tightly!!

Proper setting should be loose and not applying any pressure to the holding hand.