"Suburbanstickbow", where traditional archery meets urban and suburban woodlot hunting.

Suburbanstickbow.com is a blog about all aspects and experiences as a traditional archer hunting in a small woodlot located near populated areas, ergo suburban and urban environments.

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Monday, February 8, 2021

ACE ARCHERY TACKLE SINCE 1927

"The Oldest Name in Broadheads", brass points 175 grain. I got my field points in the mail, so I can finish my arrow build.
Remember when I destroyed the arrow, while inadvertently shooting left? Not exactly an accident, because I was plucking the string upon release. Well, it is time to get into arrow building and I will shortly post regarding that subject.

Shoot straight,

Suburbanstickbow Hunter

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Suburbanstickbow: I had hunted for 26 years using a compound bow. Previously my first 8 years was with a recurve. I had been very successful using a compound, but never had I been successful with my recurve. I decided in 2011 to go back to a recurve and make that unfulfilled dream come true. In fact I had never been an instinctive archer until that fateful decision. New tracks upon ancient history were going to be plowed for the next 7 years right up until current. So I write this blog with a testament of 41 years of whitetail deer hunting under my belt and years of on again off again recurve archery experience. It’s the ancient meets the modern, the self-made expression of a tool that can be deadly in the right hands, it’s the graceful art vs the cold brutality of the hunt that keeps my blood flowing and it is the dream of killing my first whitetail deer that has eluded me since the age of 14 that keeps this hobby ignited in my heart.

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