by Tim R | Jun 1, 2016 | Archery, News
Over the years I have seen a lot of changes in archery. Bows are lighter, faster, more efficient and look cooler than ever before. Arrows are lighter, stronger and straighter than ever. There are also a lot more things that an archer can tinker with. All of these...
by Thom B | May 1, 2016 | Archery, News
There are many aspects to making an accurate archery shot. Today’s subject is shooting a release aid CORRECTLY. Over the years I have heard them called many things, most of which we certainly can’t print here. but the most commonly misused name I hear is...
by Thom B | Oct 2, 2015 | Archery, News
As a kid I dreamed of playing for the Dallas Cowboys. The only problem was when I finished my high school career I was too small, too slow, couldn’t throw well enough nor kick far enough so that dream never panned out. Most sports require certain physical skills to...
by Thom B | Sep 1, 2015 | Archery, News
Welcome back Anchor Point Readers! Last month Toby gave us insight on arrow flight when shooting broad heads in “Wings on the Front”. In the article he briefly touched on the unsafe practice of shooting under spine arrows and how it affects the accuracy of your...
by Thom B | Sep 1, 2015 | Archery, News
With this sweltering heat it is hard to believe that hunting season is only a couple months away! It’s time to get the “huntin’ rig” set-up and sighted in. One of the most frequent questions I get from fellow bowhunters has to do with why...
