T
the-poet
Guest
With compounds growing popularity and likely Olympic inclusion does barebow need a national association to speak out on behalf of barebowers across the nation?
We're very lucky in the Uk that barebow and longbow are accepted categories even at WA events and we should protect that.
Longbow has one, but without a barebow association are we likely to see a decline in the way barebow is viewed by archers at large.
If archery gb announced tomorrow they would no longer support barebow records who would speak in defense?
We're very lucky in the Uk that barebow and longbow are accepted categories even at WA events and we should protect that.
Longbow has one, but without a barebow association are we likely to see a decline in the way barebow is viewed by archers at large.
If archery gb announced tomorrow they would no longer support barebow records who would speak in defense?