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November 23, 2010 by · Leave a Comment
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Do you feel that your lack of information about archery is preventing you from making a key decision? So many people run into this: you have a key decision to make but don't have enough information to make it. I recently came across the article below and it discusses archery bows in more detail than I have read before.

The key issues are discussed in detail and, there is even a list of important things to watch out for. Trying to make decision with only half the information can end up being quite costly. I hope you will find this article as helpful to you as it was for me.

Archery – Bowhunting Turkeys

Author: Archery Country

For many of us, opening day of Spring turkey season finds our birds still “bunched up” and just starting to break out of their Winter flocks. There are a couple of good things about this: 1 – if you can find one of these big flocks, you are going to be treated to quite a show! It’s not uncommon to see multiple mature Toms strutting, gobbling, and even fighting as they start to establish dominance around dozens of hens. And, 2 – multiple gobblers means multiple opportunities.

 Obviously, the bad thing about hunting big flocks of turkeys is, well… you’re hunting a big flock of turkeys! It doesn’t matter how good your call sounds, chances are you are not going to call a Gobbler away from 40 or 50 hens. I like to hunt these early season birds with the same mentality that I use for deer season. Scout, scout, and scout some more. Once I’ve found a flock of birds, I try to be there at fly-down time every single morning for at least 2 weeks before season opens. If you have the opportunity to watch some turkeys day-in and day-out like this, I think you’ll find that often, they are fairly easy to pattern. Even though they may roost in different spots and rarely travel the exact same path 2 days in a row, they normally will end up in the same general area every morning. So like the saying goes, “don’t hunt ‘em where they are, hunt ‘em where they’re going to be”. For this type of hunt, I almost always use a portable blind.

In my opinion there is no better way to kill a turkey with archery gear than using a pop-up blind. Once I’ve patterned my birds, I like to set a blind up a day or two before season. I really only do this out of convenience, there is no need let the birds “get used to the blind” or “brush it in”. More often than not, I’ll set my turkey blind in the middle of an open field, with no cover around what so ever. It’s funny how a turkey will walk right past a blind that was not there the day before, without ever even giving it a second look – very different from deer! Once you’ve got your blind set, it’s really just a waiting game. Again, think of it more like deer hunting – sit back, call a little, and let the birds come to you. If your patient and you have done your homework, I think you’ll find this to be a fun and successful way of hunting early season gobblers!

 

Article Source: http://www.articlesbase.com/outdoor-sports-articles/archery-bowhunting-turkeys-926215.html

About the Author

Archery Country is a full service archery and hunting retail and online store located in Central Minnesota. Archery Country carries a very large selection of equipment, includingArchery Equipmentand Turkey Hunting Equipment and other gear for the archer or hunter. Archery Country’s staff has decades of experience to share with and educate those who have an interest in archery and the outdoors.
Please visit Archery Country for all your archery needs.

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Archery Equipment – Lighted Arrow Nocks

November 22, 2010 by · Leave a Comment
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The archery blog was created to be a hub of all the enthusiasts and even the experts to provide useful information for the beginners. This blog has grown to be a comprehensive portal for people who have an interest in archery.

A lot of readers have voted this blog to be a very good place to start when learning about it. We have sections that tackle the subject in general and we also have an extensive library of specialized information.



Archery Equipment – Lighted Arrow Nocks

Author: Archery Country

In the last few years lighted nocks for arrows have become very popular and much more reliable than they were when they first came out a few years ago. I personally use them on my hunting arrows so I have a better idea where I hit an animal, which gives me instant feedback on whether I made a perfect or less than perfect hit. Let’s take a look at a few of the different lighted nocks on the market.  

Easton archery bought out Tracer nocks a couple years ago and made some improvements on an already very well designed nock. The Tracer nock is activated by a magnet that you attach to your riser shelf. When the arrow passes by the magnet the nock lights up for 30 seconds and then goes into a blinking mode to conserve battery life. The nocks battery life is rated for 90 hours; however, once you have a few hours of use you will notice they aren’t as bright. This isn’t a big concern if you are using them mostly for hunting and you usually don’t shoot too often.

Another brand of lighted nocks is the Lumenock which differs from the Tracer nocks magnetic activation. The Lumenok is the most popular lighted nock on the market and simply turns on by the force of the arrow being shot.  The simplicity of its design and operation make it the lighted arrow nock of choice for many of today’s most progressive archers and professional bow hunters. The Lumenok adds only a few grains of weight to your arrow. No magnets are required for Lumenok function. Minimal arrow shaft end preparation and fitting are required for proper Lumenok function.

Firenock is one of the more recent additions to the lighted nock market. Firenocks use what they call the “G Switch”, This is the same technology as the 2nd arming switch in modern missiles.  (i.e. it needs to sense a specific acceleration before it can be armed.  This technology eliminates accidental misfire/self arming).  Firenock “G” series is really a high-tech piece of equipment with the hunter’s designs in mind.

Article Source: http://www.articlesbase.com/archery-articles/archery-equipment-lighted-arrow-nocks-926138.html

About the Author

Archery Country is a full service archery and hunting retail and online store located in Central Minnesota. Archery Country carries a very large selection of equipment, includingArchery Equipmentand Lighted Nocks and other gear for the archer or hunter. Archery Country’s staff has decades of experience to share with and educate those who have an interest in archery and the outdoors.
Please visit Archery Country for all your archery needs.


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Tripod Archery Target Stand – Archery

January 2, 2010 by · Leave a Comment
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Crosman Archery Taconic Toy Blow Gun

December 30, 2009 by · Leave a Comment
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Are you finding the information on the subject confusing? Perhaps you are finding much of the information contradictory? If so, you are not alone. That's the reason why we developed our website. We spent time trying to gather the facts for ourselves, unfortunately, what we found didn't help us make decisions at all.

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Crosman Archery Taconic Toy Blow Gun

The Taconic toy blowgun is engineered with the adventurous kid in mind, looking for a new and exciting target shooting challenge. The Taconic features a soft foam grip and a one way mouthpiece which prevents the suction cup safety darts from being inhaled.

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