I feel compelled to share something about my life so I'll try. I was medically retired from the U.S Army in 2007 after 18 years of service. Three tours to Iraq and one to Somalia, Africa in 1993. I faught in each tour, as a medic I had two enemies, the other man and death that came for my brothers. If not for the love of God, my loving and patient wife and traditional archery, I would have ended the pain. Because of these three, loving God back, looking for honest ways to SHOW my wife that I love, respect and appreciate her and focusing on shooting my bows has over time shifted my looking at my past to getting better and seeking better and higher ways to improve the three loves of my life. God, Tonya my wife and all things traditional archery. Thank you for building this community. Much love for you all.

Starting next Tuesday at 7pm CT, the 12th of August - will be running “Tradbow Tuesdays”. This is a FREE live webinar for all those in our community that are new to traditional archery and bow hunting. A big thank you to all the people who provided input on what the they would like to learn in this training! So if you are new to traditional archery, mark it in your calendar - 7pm CT, Tuesday the 12th of August! *No bow required to participate* PS - All participants who stay until the end will get a surprise bonus! If you haven’t commented already on what you would like to see or have a question you want addressed - throw your comment down below!

Enjoy - "The Art of Roving With Traditional Archery" - Taken from Day #28 from the Traditional Bowhunting - Hunt Ready Bootcamp. Enjoy!

Hi! Getting my first bow, arrows, etc. I’m getting a black hunter bow, but not sure if there’s anything I should know about getting my first arrows. Like how long they should be (I’d this standardized? Based on draw length?) what type of arrowhead, etc. This is just for learning not hunting. Thank you all!

Some posting rules to follow for the community. In anticipation of upcoming hunting seasons we are formulating some standards to follow for everyone to benefit from! Lessons learned from our Bowhunting experiences. More than just the kill.. but the total experience. 1- species - tells us about the hunt and species 2- where it was taken/bigwoods/farm/desert etc 3- how is was taken. Treestand/ground/stalking 4- scouting and hunt prep 5- recovery NO bloody kills shots/grip and grins straddling the animal/ arrows in the animal/ piles of animals etc Cheers! - Grant