Traditional

Keeping it alive: traditional bowmaking in the UK

Rob Jones finds out who is still carving a path There are thousands of archers in the UK, shooting at local clubs or competitions the length and breadth of the country. Many will be shooting the latest bows from Hoyt,

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Why field archery shouldn’t be overlooked

Shooting field teaches you skills that make you a better overall archer, says Chris Wells

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How to start your own field archery club

Alex Tyler presents a step-by-step guide, from location to security to finance

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The ultimate instinctive archery event you’ve been missing out on!

What started out as a forum post has become a yearly event for one group of traditional archers. Jim Kent explains how The Gathering came into being

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Traditional troubleshoot: What’s dead release?

Rob Jones explains what dead and active release means from the perspective of a traditional archer

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Kit up for the outdoor season

Rob Jones explores the additional kit that’s come in handy for him over his years in field archery

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How to make a great 3D course!

Course setter Rob Jones takes us through how he makes a course both challenging and interesting

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Archery for autism

Archery can change lives – as a group of young autistic Japanese archers discovered

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Q&A: What is weight matching?

Expert Adrian Tippins explains what weight matching is when it comes to building arrows

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Fletching by numbers

James Park looks back at the use of two and four fletchings on an arrow, and reveals why three became the standard used today

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