How do u find the facts of archery how to make arrows and stuff for archery
On the main page there are archives of some of the archery legends, and on the How To forum (main page)you can find tons of arrow and other archery making tips and videos.
If you can only own one book that will give you enough information on the "How to's" of building bows and arrows I recommend Volume 1 of the Traditional Bowyers Bible.
God bless,Mudd
OK thats a place to start guys thanks Mudd, But what about if you were lost some where and had to feed you and a couple of people (just saying)How would ya build a bow a few arrows and just how to stay alive LOL. Not really a survival guide but something to do with archery and being in the wild. Mike
Read the Traditional Bowyers Bible. You can get an idea on how to go about building a simple bow and arrows.
Can't be that hard, I built one. And the Ancients built them with primitive tools. They weren't a thing of beauty, but a good tool.
As Mudd said Vol. 1, if you can only have one book. Get the rest, if you can. Best how-to for the money.
As Ipcjon2 stated look in the how to section. Lots of info there.
If ya'll lived closer, I'd be glad to help out.
Johnny/JAG
Like I said before I'm new to trad but one of my friends has been into trad for sometime now, we both have been talking about going on a float trip and doing the old fashion way eat what ya kill having to really try and shoot something (anything to eat) Going to bring my bowfishing gear, fishing gear, and my recurve. Then its the tent and all the gear that goes with it.I would like for you guys to get me a list started of what you would bring on this 4 or 5 day trip. Gonna do it at turkey season so that will help. This is something I would really like to do so please help me out. Jag I wished I lived a little closer to so I could get some more answers for my ?'s thanks Mike
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Read Howard Hill "Hunting the Hard Way" and any books on Ishi(the last Indian). There is tons of articles on Wikipedia about history of archery and such.Its all about research.
A first aid kit is always handy to have along on any trip, regardless of its length.
Yeah the first aid kit goes every were I go thats a start thanks Mike Blackstick I may start a new tread.
I am really interested in the old ways of doing things. Back when we didn't have all the good stuff we have now. A stick and string the buck skin cloths I like all this kind of stuff. Were would ya find some buck skin cloths and things of that nature. Mike
Make sure you tell someone the dates and time that you are leaving along with an entry point and exit point(preferably on a map)have some form of sat radio for emergency. And do take food,a
one or two day trip would be smarter to work out the kinks before you get in over your head.
As my Dad says use your head for more than a hat rack, think smart and safe!
Thanks for the heads up lpcjon2 I started a new tread please look at it and add you thoughts I am interested in what everybody has to say.