If you are in a hurry and just want to find out what the best mounted archery quiver is, then we recommend the Easton Deluxe Hip Quiver as the best one. There are many different types of quivers, including bow quivers, back quivers, and hip quivers. Each has its pros and cons. The types of shooting … Read more
Hello fellow archers, welcome to the first post from ImprovedArchery.com, in this post we’re going to cover all the basic things that you need to know to get started in mounted archery or horseback archery (nowadays, the two names are essentially the same thing). Before we start, I need to remind you this is a … Read more
The process to bare shaft tune wood arrows is pretty much done in the same way as the process to bare shaft tune carbon or aluminum arrows with one crucial difference. When you measure the minimum length that the arrow can be cut to, you must exclude the tapered portion from the measurement. If you … Read more
Tuning is the essence of the bow set up. It’s the art of matching your bow with the arrow. If you do an excellent job of tuning your bow correctly, you have achieved at least half what it takes to become a good archer. The other half is a perfect shooting form that would come … Read more
Horseback archers use different types of saddles. Some saddles are better suited for certain techniques than others. Some saddles lend themselves better for seated shooting technique (shooting while you are sitting in the saddle) while other saddles may be better for standing shooting technique. Basically, in horseback archery, we can use any kinds of saddles. … Read more
Your local bow mechanic might have told you a few days ago that you have a string stretch problem on your bow, and now you may be left wondering what you should do next? The best advice that I can give you is to get a new one. Buying a new string is cheaper than … Read more
