Sunday, April 21, 2013

Flying Arrow Archery: Toxic Broadheads

 
We just got the new Toxic Broadheads in and started shipping them last week.  The response has been surprisingly overwhelming!  I will admit, when I first saw this broadhead advertised, I was a bit skeptical.  But then I talked to the owner, Chris Rager.  Mr. Rager has a lot of experience with archery accessories as the former owner of Trophy Ridge and Rocket Broadheads!  When he started thinking about a revolutionary new broadhead design he already had the advantage of knowing what bowhunters wanted: – a broadhead that would fly straight and create the most hemorrhage in an effort to harvest an animal as quickly and humanely as possible.
Most bowhunters know the reasons that fixed blade broadheads have such a following: they are typically low profile and durable.  But mechanical broadheads seem to fly so much better.  
The Toxic broadhead just might be the perfect blend of both worlds.  It flies as straight and quiet as a field tip, it has great penetration, and it has reduced wind drag for making those tricky shots count when the weather conditions aren’t always cooperating. It’s low profile to reduces the chance of making contact with bone, it has over 4.7 inches of cutting surface making it second to none in its category, and most of all, it has no moving parts, set screws, clips, O-rings or rubber bands.  The fewer moving parts the better!
The Toxic broadhead is a true 'coring' broadhead.  Watch their video of the water jug test...and see for yourself why 4.7 inches of cutting surface just might be more important than cutting diameter. 

All Broadheads, including Toxic Broadheads, are priced right and ship for only 99 cents/item at http://www.broadheadquarters.com!

Monday, March 11, 2013

Genesis Bows - The Best Of Everthing!



I think there are several reasons that more youth are interested in our sport of archery than ever before.  The National Archery in The Schools (NASP) program is probably one of the biggest reasons.  I love the Genesis bow and that is what they use in the NASP program.  The Genesis Bows function similar to a recurve in that the weight 'stacks' so the further you pull the bow back, the more weight you are pulling back. This makes it easier for two kids to share the bow or an adult and a child.  The Genesis 'looks' like a compound which is better in the eyes of kids that have a parent that shoots a compound bow.
If you are a beginner in the sport of archery or you have a child that is, I think there a couple of important things to keep in mind.  The goal is that every shot is consistently executed.  But more than that, the goal should be that it is executed with correct form.  I like to start with foot placement or ‘stance.’  The way you stand when you shoot your bow,  will become a habit.  This is why I think it is an important place to start.  If you don’t, you might have a habit that isn’t a good one.  I like to see a shooter stand with their feet shoulder width apart and with their toes pointing at a ninty- degree angle from the target.  I think this stance encourages the correct upper body position when shooting. 
Next, I like to look at the bow hand and the way the shooter holds the bow and the way their hand lays in the grip.  Placement of the archer’s hand in the bow grip should happen before the bow is drawn, not while you are at full draw.  The archer, especially the young archer, should get in the habit of laying their hand on their bow grip exactly the same way for every shot.  So many things during your shot can be affected by your bow hand.  Here is the way I like to explain the way your bow hand should interact with your bow grip to archers, young and old!  Straddle your bow grip where your thumb and forefinger act as your legs would on a motorcycle.  Then, just gently lay your hand down. 
That is the first part of my lesson for begging archery and helping your young archer!  Stay tuned for the more and Please send pictures of your young archers and what has helped to info@eaglearchery.com so we can post them on this blog!

Wednesday, November 16, 2011

Using Deer Lure & Cover Scent During Your Hunt

The age old problem of using the best deer lure during your hunt is that it can be very messy. Problem solved with Conquest Scent Sticks! Deer Herd in a stick can even be used as a cover scent. Deer Herd in a Stick Contains all the scents and smells of a deer bedding area. The deer are at ease smelling this. Scent may be applied to brush, tree, rocks, and field edges in calling area. The best part...it is not a liquid. It is a stick...no messes, nothing wasted.

Wednesday, December 15, 2010

Easton Archery Full Bore Arrow Shafts Are HERE!

The long awaited and much anticipated Easton Full Bore Arrow Shafts are in now but we may not have them for long! Finally, a target arrow shaft that cuts lines like a 2712 but is spined like a 2315. We think these shafts will be a slam dunk for indoor and 3D target shooting. The word is that the Easton Points will be backordered until February but the 200 grain and 250 grain Competition Archery points will be in stock early next week.
As an added bonus...we can fletch your Easton Full Bore Arrow Shafts any way you like. Just give us a call and let us know how you want them done. Custom arrow orders usually go out within 24 hours.

Thursday, November 4, 2010

NockTurnal Lighted Nocks from Double Take Archery

We just got all of our backorders for the Double Take NockTurnal Nocks filled today. We now have all of the models in stock so don't wait to place your order while supplies last.
BUY YOURS NOW!
The amzing new patent pending NockTurnal lighted nock made by Double Take Archery is a breathrough design that is more affordable and lighter in weight than most other lighted nocks. The NockTurnal has a string activated "hidden linear switch" that is protected deep within the nock and will not turn on or off inadvertently. The NockTurnal lighted nock system has a speed saving ultra-light design-other lighted nocks weigh up to twice as much. Battery lasts over 20 hours! NockTurnal lighted nocks require no glue, magnets or assembly.

Saturday, October 30, 2010

Hoyt AlphaMax Bow Super Sale On Now

We are currently offering brand new Hoyt Alpha Max bows for only $599! For more information on this great deal on one of the most popular and accurate bows for 2010 please visit our website at
http://shop.eaglearchery.com/browse.cfm/hoyt-alphamax-super-sale/2,1741.html

Monday, July 21, 2008

Bow Sights - Do They Really Improve Accuracy?

Bow sights have been around in various manifestations for many years. Bow hunters and competitive shooters alike swear by their favorite sights claiming that the sights make accuracy rates explode and consistent positive results are a given with the latest advances in sights technology. Accuracy in shooting is made up of two major components. First, muscle memory where you repeat an action until it becomes engraved on the muscle movements. Second is the focus and direction of the shot so that accuracy to the target is defined. Both factors or either are helpful in improving accuracy.

Technology

Modern technology is a continual process of improving and refining the products that are used every day. This is true of bow sights as well as other products. Bow sights range from simple peep sights to complex adjustable pin sights and even sights that use laser technology to point at the target. Peep sights consist of a small hole in a ring that allows you to narrow the field of vision so that you are more focused on the target. Laser technology puts a laser beam on the target so that you follow with your eyesight and zero in on the accuracy.

Repetition

No matter which type of bow sights you choose to use in your bow hunting adventures or your competitive shooting efforts, repeating the actions that lead to better results will make your accuracy continue to improve. Bow sights help you to line up the bow on the target so that you learn through trial and error which actions and moves result in success. Pin sights, for example use a small sight pin attached to the sight ring on either a horizontal or vertical plane. With multiple pins, they are lined up to match the distance to the target, such as 20 yards, 30 yards, or 40 yards.

Accuracy

The purpose of bow sights, regardless of the use you place on your archery equipment, is to improve the accuracy of your shooting. If you are a bow hunter, you depend on accuracy in your shots to provide a clean kill. Of course, a competitive shooter wins the contest when he or she is able to consistently hit the precise targets that are intended. As you use the bow sights in the way they were intended, you improve your accuracy resulting in a higher accuracy rate because you identify the target more precisely so that you can then identify the moves needed to hit the target.

Convenience

Bow sights are designed and intended to provide convenient methods to improve the accuracy. These devices are easy to use and in most cases fairly easy to install and sight in. The type of sights that you select will depend on the type of shooting that you do. You may need a light weight sight for moving easily across the hunting ground. You may prefer a heavier device to add stability for your competitive shooting. The convenience of the sights is important in improving your accuracy.