Homegrown Experience’s Field Hudnall and Glenn Eilers sit down with Zipper Bow’s owner and bowyer, Tom Jenkins, to discuss the finer aspects of traditional bows and bowhunting.
Glenn is Homegrown Experience’s bow mechanic and has been shooting compound and traditional bows most of his life. He and Tom are longtime friends. Tom, the owner and sole-craftsman of Zipper Bows, is well-renowned for crafting beautiful and accurate custom traditional bows made of the finest hardwoods and composition materials.
Whether you are new to bow hunting or a seasoned archer, there is something for you as Tom and Glenn explore the finer point of traditional bow hunting, touching on tuning, training, hunting, and the natural draw to this pure sport.
Click here more info on Zipper Bows.
Other topics include: How to practice instinctive shooting, raise the knock for better control for accuracy, leave the string on or off, shaft materials, front of center arrow weight for straighter flight, when to twist the string, front of center arrow weight for straighter flight, fifty pounds at twenty-eight inches, low light shooting, practice anywhere, lower your stand for double lung shots, and longbow vs. recurve.
If you enjoy this podcast, be sure to subscribe to our channel in iTunes Follow us on Instagram @homegrownexperience.
Glenn is Homegrown Experience’s bow mechanic and has been shooting compound and traditional bows most of his life. He and Tom are longtime friends. Tom, the owner and sole-craftsman of Zipper Bows, is well-renowned for crafting beautiful and accurate custom traditional bows made of the finest hardwoods and composition materials.
Whether you are new to bow hunting or a seasoned archer, there is something for you as Tom and Glenn explore the finer point of traditional bow hunting, touching on tuning, training, hunting, and the natural draw to this pure sport.
Click here more info on Zipper Bows.
Other topics include: How to practice instinctive shooting, raise the knock for better control for accuracy, leave the string on or off, shaft materials, front of center arrow weight for straighter flight, when to twist the string, front of center arrow weight for straighter flight, fifty pounds at twenty-eight inches, low light shooting, practice anywhere, lower your stand for double lung shots, and longbow vs. recurve.
If you enjoy this podcast, be sure to subscribe to our channel in iTunes Follow us on Instagram @homegrownexperience.
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