Archery using natural bows is a rewarding pastime. It may look easy when Indians or Highwaymen use them in movies, but when you first try you may be discouraged by how difficult it really is. It can also be dangerous, for both the operator and onlookers. However, a few hours of training with an expert, and some guidance on equipment will quickly put you on a rapid path to becoming a competent marksman. This is why we encourage you to join your local archery club.

However, here are a few tips for beginners:

• For natural bows, your arrows must have feathers, not plastic fletchings.

• Choose arrows rated at around 400 bend.

• Carbon fibre arrows are best, since wood and fibreglass can break on launch and pierce your hand. Damaged arrows should never be used - test suspect arrows by bending them.

• Do not automatically buy the highest rated bow in terms of pounds, since it might be difficult to use and detract from your enjoyment. Even 20 pound bows deliver a fast, straight arrow.

• Most bows are designed for right-handed operation. Some can be used left or right handed. If you haven't used a bow before, you might choose to learn right-handed. However, if you specifically want a left-handed bow, be sure to check that the potential bow can be used left-handed, or order a specially made bow from us.

• Always store your bow with the bowstring off. There is an easy technique to removing and putting on your bowstring using your legs, be sure to look it up on youtube.

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