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Tip of the Week Archives
Every week we email a free tip, technique, or strategy about traditional archery or outdoor activities. The tips are short, to the point, and cover a wide range of subjects. To sign up for the tip of the week, use the sign-up form on the right. We value your right to privacy, and we will never sell or share your email address with others, nor will we ever send you spam. Unsubscribe instructions are included with every tip.
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Shooting Up and Down
By T. J. Conrads
Explains the dynamics of shooting from an uphill or downhill position and the adjustments you should make. . . .
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Self-Photo
John Grizzle
This is an idea I came up with years ago to take my own picture in the field without carrying a tripod. Works best with the same digital cameras of today. . . .
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A Fungus Amongus
By David Petersen
Every spring across much of America, in parallel with turkey season, foragers are blessed with the brief annual return of the exquisite morel mushroom, both black and blonde . Which of the two is best is a matter of individual taste, but few experienced fungus fanatics will disagree . . .
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Kneeling
By Blake Fischer
Surprisingly, when we practice shooting we usually stand upright, and rarely do we shoot kneeling. When hunting from the ground we find ourselves trying to get lower to escape detection and, since . . .
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Wood Arrow Spine
By T.J. Conrads
To get arrows with the correct spine for your bow, you first need to know your exact draw length and the weight that you are pulling from your bow . . .
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Tube Quiver...The Rest of the Story
By Deed Cimperman
I have made many quivers of different designs over the years. Most have worked--some better than others--and some were not worth the time, materials, and effort of construction. In my opinion, this quiver is the best because it is inexpensive, easy to build, and works well. . . .
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Bring Your Turkey Decoy To Life
By Scott Hoffman, Huntmore.biz
If you have success this spring, here's an idea to make your foam decoy look almost as real as a live turkey! Your cost is somewhere between a foam decoy and a taxidermic decoy, plus your time and effort. . . .
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Homemade Tube Quiver
By Deed Cimperman
I have made many quivers of different designs over the years. Most have worked--some better than others--and some were not worth the time, materials, and effort of construction. In my opinion, this quiver is the best because it is inexpensive, easy to build, and works well. . . .
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Target Panic
By Robin Conrads
In last week's tip I asked readers for suggestions to help overcome target panic. We received some great responses. It's not an easy subject, and one solution does not fit every shooter. . . .
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Simple Straps
By Ralph Rickstrew aka R2
I hate it when I bend over and my bag or quiver goes swinging around, or when I'm moving rapidly and it bounces around. . . .
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Sourdough Pancakes
By Larry O. Fischer
Your starter should be active and working after about 10 days. Although it is very young you will be able to make pancakes . . .
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Sourdough Starter
By Larry O. Fischer
I'm sure most of you have experienced the tangy taste of sourdough. It was a staple for prospectors and explorers of the West, allowing them to make bread without yeast. All they needed wa . . .
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Arrow Holder
By Fadi Bahouth
If you bowhunt in cold weather, then you have probably faced the challenge of keeping your hands warm while keeping an arrow on the string. . . .
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Organize Your Back Issues
By Robin Conrads
How many of you have a dozen (or more) Traditional Bowhunter® Magazines scattered around the house? You aren't alone. Many of our readers save their magazines and go back through them from time to time . . .
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Hunting for Sheds
By Robin Conrads
Hunting for deer, elk or moose antler sheds can be a fun and rewarding activity for the whole family. . . .
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