Author: <span>Albert Quackenbush</span>

Sorry for the misleading title! As you can see, ‘real’ animals were harmed during the making of our practice session! I was referring to our targets at the archery range on Friday night. Brett and I hit the range early and our first shots at 40 yards are shown below.…

In my post from yesterday, I mentioned how my shooting was way off and that I had found an issue with my stabilizer. After a day of rest, I attacked my project. With a little elbow grease, some rough sandpaper and heavy duty super glue I fixed the stabilizer. After…

Shooting arrows perfectly doesn’t happen without much practice. Also, you can practice your tail off and still come up short. Just ask the Team USA archery team. They shot great yesterday and still ended up one point short. They still snagged a silver medal, which is fantastic. It is the…

To me, being a weekend warrior used to be someone who went out and just filled up their weekend with the things they couldn’t get to do during the work week. Things like hunting hard all weekend from dawn until dusk or punishing your body by playing rugby all day…

Learning things the hard way, or long way, is something that I have learned to tolerate and accept. I don’t always like it, but things happen. By sharing my experiences it will hopefully help you avoid the same mistakes. It’s how you deal with them makes all the difference.  Have…

In the early morning hours, he restlessly stirs. He suddenly sits up, glancing at the light streaming in the bedroom window and fears he has missed his alarm. He reaches for his phone and laughs when he sees that he has woken up at 2:22 AM. A full eight minutes…

It has finally arrived! Many of you have been asking me about when the new issue of BowAmerica would be published. To answer your question, BowAmerica is now Bow Adventures and will be published on a quarterly basis. I am very excited about this issue because it’s a fresh start,…