Hunting (Archery Season) -- Bow Hunting

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Hunting (Archery Season) -- Bow Hunting

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How to build a primitive bow: Advanced Bow Building
https://authorizedboots.com/2015/10/advanced-bow-building-preparing-the-stave-using-minimal-tools/

One of the biggest myths in bow building is that you have to use Osage orange or yew in order to make an outstanding bow. Although these are great woods for bow building, they can be quite rare to find in your area or rather expensive. You can use literally any wood to make a bow.

(SNIP) . . . . There are lots of other species of woods you can use, as these are just the best ones to start with. If you decide to go out looking for wood, always look for a tree or branch that is at least 4” in diameter. This will ensure that the back of your bow will be relatively flat. ---CONTINUED---
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How to Make an Arrow

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How to Make An Authentic Native-American Arrow
https://boyslife.org/hobbies-projects/projects/872/make-an-authentic-native-american-arrow/

I make arrows the way my Iroquois ancestors did long ago. You can, too.

In our modern world, the hard part is getting the material, but you can use some alternatives that I’ve suggested.

Just remember: These arrows might look crude, but they’re not toys. Use them for target practice only, under the supervision of an adult, or display them in your room. Be careful! ---CONTINUED---
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DIY Bow Weapons Making Series | PVC Fiberglass Bow
https://diyprojects.com/diy-make-bow-weapons-pvc-fiberglass-bow/

Have you been wanting to make a bow for practicing in the yard? Ideally something cheap to bond with the kids over, or maybe to be ready when you need to survive a real world situation? For many survivalists, when they think of a “Survival Bow,” they think of honing some hearty tree sapling in the woods. BUT….

The world is changing! There are many supplies available to use that might be more readily available to you, including scraps of PVC. ---CONTINUED---
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How to Bow Hunt Small Game for Survival
https://urbansurvivalsite.com/how-to-bow-hunt-small-game/

[img(125px,100px)]https://urbansurvivalsite.com/wp-conten ... -tree.jpeg[/img] What’s that? Bowhunting? What is this, the middle ages? I’m sure you thought something like that when you read the title. I get it, we have guns nowadays. Powerful ones at that, so what’s the point in using a primitive weapon like a bow and arrow to hunt food?

That seems like reasonable enough logic, but here’s the thing: What if you genuinely find yourself in a position where you need to hunt for survival, and you don’t have a gun on you, or you’ve run out of ammunition? ---CONTINUED---
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How To Make A Survival Bow In The Wilderness
https://www.survivopedia.com/how-to-make-a-survival-bow-in-the-wilderness/

(SNIP) ... I knew precious little about primitive bows when I build my first survival bow. I was just a kid, but I will always remember that first time taking game with a bow and arrows that I built myself because it felt like a real accomplishment at the time. It was only useful for a couple of days and I was lucky it didn’t break. Perhaps some of you can learn from my mistakes.

I went on to build more and better bows, learning as I went. ---CONTINUED---
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Survival Bows: How Archery Can Help You Survive SHTF
https://urbansurvivalsite.com/survival-bows/

(SNIP) ... In addition to learning more about survival, I’ve been practicing archery since 2010. The aim of this article is to introduce fellow survivalists to archery and explain why it’s a good skill to learn. I’ll also go into detail on the pros and cons of using bows as a way to defend yourself and your family, and I’ll explain the different types of bows and which ones would be best to get. ---CONTINUED---
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Stay Sharp with the Best Broadhead Sharpener
https://targetcrazy.com/hunting/best-broadhead-sharpener/

(SNIP) ... If you’ve never sharpened your own blades before, it’s easy to learn how. We’ve prepared a simple guide below along with video, so you’ll be on your way in no time. We also have our four favorite sharpening systems listed with all their features. There’s a great pick for every situation. ---CONTINUED---
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How to Accurately Shoot Extreme Archery Angles
https://www.bowlife.com/accurately-shoot-extreme-archery-angles/

Archers spend hours of practice working on shot technique and form. Days, weeks, and months are spent striving to develop repeated accuracy. While in practice this can be achieved, real-world scenarios can cause archers to throw form out the window. One such scenario is when an archer is forced to shoot an extreme angle. Whether it’s in a tournament or while bow hunting in the field, you need to know how to approach shooting these tough angles correctly. These archery tips should tell you how to do just that! ---CONTINUED---
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Hunting (Archery Season) -- Bow Hunting

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The Best Hunting Bow for Survival: Traditional VS Compound
https://www.backdoorsurvival.com/the-best-hunting-bow-for-survival-traditional-v-s-compound/

(SNIP) ... We are going to look at traditional bows and compound bows to seek out the very best hunting bow for survival. I am going to try to remove my own bias but I will tell you upfront, I like the feel of a traditional bow.

However, they do have some serious downsides. So, let’s get to it. ---CONTINUED---
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The Only Things That Preppers Should Know About Archery
https://www.askaprepper.com/the-only-things-that-preppers-should-know-about-archery/

(SNIP) Archery is old-fashioned, it takes some skill and guns are more accurate, more powerful and easy to use. Why bother with archery?

(SNIP) ... A bow is a simple machine – it’s basically just a spring – but a powerful and effective one, and technology has made it even better. A modern compound hunting bow can bring down any wild animal in North America. It’s more accurate than most handguns and quieter than a suppressed one.

(SNIP) ... Best of all, you can make one yourself. ---CONTINUED---
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