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Archery
- Compound Bow Tuning Tools
- Recurve Bow Strings
- Compound Bow Quivers
- Bowstring Silencer
- Bowstring Serving Tool
- Target Arrows
- Easton X10 4MM Parallel Pro
- Easton FMJ
- Arrows Compound Bows
- Gold Tip Velocity XT (Hands-On Review)
- Cable Slide vs Glide
- Archery Equipment on Plane
- Arrow Weight
Broadheads
Clothing
Equipment
- Bow Hunting Day Packs
- Bow Fishing Reels
- Bow Fishing Essentials
- Hunting Knife Sharpener
- Backpack with Bow Holder
- Portable Ozone Generator
- Salt Licks & Mineral Blocks
- Lucky Buck Minerals
- When Deer Stop Using Mineral Blocks
- Game Cart
- Why Use Deer Decoys
- Deer Scent Attractants
- Scent Eliminator
- HR-230 Scent Elimination
- How Long Lasts Human Scent
- Bow Stabilizers
- How To Balance Your Bow
- Compound Bow Release (Hands-On Review)
- T.R.U. Ball Thumb Release a Basic Guide
Hunting Blinds
Optics, Scopes & Sights
Trail Cameras
Tree Stands
Turkey Hunting
- Pre-Turkey Season Archery Practice
- Turkey Scouting Tips
- Common Turkey Hunting Mistakes
- Turkey Hunting in the Rain
- What Time Will Turkey Come Off The Roost
- What is a Group of Turkeys Called?
- Where to Shoot a Turkey?
- Tips for taking a late-season Tom
- Basic Turkey Calls
- Best Food Plots For Turkey
- Differences Between Eastern & Osceola Turkeys
- Why use Different Turkey Calls?
- Turkey Season is Near
- Understanding DIfferent Turkey Calls
- Popular Turkey Call Manufacturers
- Where Do Turkey Sleep?
- Turkey Locator Calls
- Effective Turkey Call Usage
- Broadheads for Turkey Hunting
- Turkey Calls (Hands-On Review)
Conversation | 2 comments:
Alexander
My 14 yr old grandson is involved in bare bow archery through the local 4H program in Mississippi. I used to shoot in college and have thought of taking it up again with the recurve bare bow. I am 67 yrs old and in good physical shape. Am I too old to get into this? I have enjoyed reading all of your information.
Thanks – Gerry S.
Gerry
Thanks for your question! I’m glad you’re interested in picking up archery again, and I can understand your concerns about being too old. However, archery is an excellent sport for people of all ages, and you shouldn’t have any problems getting back into it. Listen to your body, of course, and take things slowly at first (if in doubt, check with your doctor). But as long as you’re reasonably fit and have no underlying health conditions, there’s no reason why you can’t enjoy archery for many years to come.