I recently finished reading this book. I loved it! I believe that any true archer should read it.
Just wondering what you guys have to say about it.

Tyler

Been one of my favorite reads for many years. I bet their fletcher retired a rich man. d;^)

I think I should read it again.
If you like the historical side of bowhunting its a must read.  

great read for all - read it right online or download for free ...

The Witchery of Archery

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I almost feel like I am there when I read it. Love it.

Read it twice in French and once in English and I truly enjoyed both.
The French version has lost nothing in translation

One of (if not) my favorites!

Thanks for the web site Rob.  Added that to favorites.

not hunting related, but great war archery stoke none-the-less, check out these chapter excerpts from sir arthur conan doyle's 'the white company' (yes, sir arthur penned all the 'sherlock homes' books) ...

the white company

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Very good book.  My favorite, with the book about Chester Stevenson a close second.

Archers that enjoy WOA came in to good fortune about 2 years ago when Cliff Huntington published some additional works of Maurice Thompson so we kind of have "Witchery 2"!  The new edition is called "Toxophilus in Arcadia".  I will have to see if I can locate Cliff's contact info.

If your going to the PBS banquet in a few weeks there's a seminar "Hunting with the Thompson Brothers".

Should be good. Can't wait.

Was one of my favorite books too.

One of my favorite books. First read it when I was about 12yrs old.......that was a long time ago  

Yep, one of my favorites.

I love the book.  First read it @ 20 yrs. ago.  Have been lucky to get to see some of the areas in Fl. in the book.  Even luckier still, to be able to camp in the same areas.
Keep a copy with my gear!

more classic olde tyme archery reading, and the booklet that was my archery bible back in the early 1950's.

the essentials of archery

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I just started rereading this one after coming back from hog hunting in Florida with Marty McMahon. I'm living the hunt all over again. A great read and it echoes everything I love about archery. Of course the after glow of being at Marty's really helps too !