Collyermum
New member
Hi
I am usually a target archer and shoot compound because I have a bad back and cannot manage a recurve.
I am going for a "trial" 2-3hr introduction to field archery at our local club this week (really looking forward to it!). The question arises - to take my stabilisers or not?
I am concerned about the extra weight on the bow for hiking around with...(due to the back problem)...
But on the plus side, they mean I can use a bow stand, prop up the bow when I am holding it, and they are what I usually shoot with.
Any advice please? Thank you oulies:
I am usually a target archer and shoot compound because I have a bad back and cannot manage a recurve.
I am going for a "trial" 2-3hr introduction to field archery at our local club this week (really looking forward to it!). The question arises - to take my stabilisers or not?
I am concerned about the extra weight on the bow for hiking around with...(due to the back problem)...
But on the plus side, they mean I can use a bow stand, prop up the bow when I am holding it, and they are what I usually shoot with.
Any advice please? Thank you oulies: