Perfect archery is difficult enough on the range, and near impossible on the hunt, but when we really apply ourselves during serious and regular practice sessions, the aim-small, miss-small, mystical-flight-of-the-arrow dreams can become a reality time and time again.
Make the journey back to time immemorial. Discard the shackles of modern life and reel in the timeless, purest instincts. Unleash the beast within and connect with the spirit of the beasts of the wild.
This time of year can and should play a major role in how effective we can be once the hunting season is upon us, when we climb aboard our much-anticipated deer stands.
Summer evenings are perfect for bowhunting practice sessions. The best way to do that is to shoot with the gear that you will be hunting with, including your broadheads.
We have all missed and know the difficulty of trying to get over those painful misses. But, our ability to refocus and make the perfect shot on a deer is one of the most gratifying things a bowhunter can experience.
Full-on concentration archery immersion takes us far, far away to a much better place and is good for the mind, heart, body, spirit, soul and psyche. When done properly with genuine Zen, Samurai dedication, life is better lived and fulfilled. Gungho archery epitomizes the physics of spirituality.
Practice does make perfect and in preparation for a perfect hunting season, now is the time to practice like you mean it.
I’ve been practicing a lot. Every day I’m outside, bow in hand, field arrows at the ready, and I can feel myself improving. The funny thing about this journey of learning archery is how intimidated I was in the beginning and how that intimidation is starting to slip away as I realize more and more […]