A) Color B) Smell C) Flexibility D) Density
A) Pine B) Hickory C) Yew D) Osage Orange
A) Screwdriver B) Hammer C) Pliers D) Drawknife
A) Evenly distribute stress B) Make the bow shorter C) Add color D) Make the bow thicker
A) Wool B) Cotton C) Hemp D) Dacron
A) Waxing B) Sanding C) Oiling D) Painting
A) Wavy B) Curved C) Bent D) Straight
A) String Silencer B) Shaft C) Arrowhead D) Fletching
A) Make it spin B) Attract animals C) Stabilize the arrow D) Make it heavier
A) Leaves B) Feathers C) Plastic D) Metal
A) Arrow color B) Arrow weight C) Arrow length D) Arrow stiffness
A) Hammer B) Wrench C) Screwdriver D) Fletching jig
A) Broadhead B) Field point C) Blunt point D) Judo point
A) Clear backstop B) Point at people C) Dry fire D) Ignore the surroundings
A) Using wet arrows B) Releasing without an arrow C) Applying bow wax D) Practicing in the rain
A) Helps break it in B) Lubricates the string C) Damages the bow D) Makes it more accurate
A) String length B) Arrow length C) Bow length D) Arm span and anchor point
A) Wind affecting the arrow B) Arrow bending around the bow C) Shooting uphill D) Having two bows
A) Height of the target B) Arrow length C) Distance from string to bow D) Height of the archer
A) Looking cool B) Making the bow louder C) Strength and power D) Accuracy and consistency
A) Beginning of the draw B) Center of the target C) Consistent hand position D) End of the arrow
A) Granny knot B) Square knot C) Bowline D) Timber hitch
A) Arrowhead B) Shaft C) Fletching D) Slotted end
A) Arrow selection B) Bow decoration C) Strength D) Aiming accuracy
A) Target size B) Number of archers C) Types of arrows D) Closeness of arrows on target
A) Once a year B) Only when it breaks C) Before each use D) Every month
A) Glove B) Tab C) Mechanical release D) Fingers
A) Aiming B) String protection C) Decoration D) Arrow storage
A) Dry B) Rainy C) Hot D) Humid
A) Target B) Armguard C) Gloves D) Finger tab |