Archery is about the feel of the string being released and watching the arrow fly toward its intended target. That’s the mindset for an Erie County archer who strives to keep traditional archery ...

The tool of choice for most bowhunters is a modern marvel. It’s highly engineered, supremely efficient, and forged from ­aluminum, carbon, steel and computer-aided algorithms. And then there are the ...

KALAMAZOO, Mich. — The Traditional Archery Expo is scheduled to take place Friday through Sunday, according to the Kalamazoo County Government. The event at the Kalamazoo County Expo Center is to ...

You couldn’t pick a better time to get into traditional archery. There’s a wide variety of good, affordable gear. Plus, there are great online resources for new shooters (more on that in a moment).

KALAMAZOO, Mich. — Hundreds of bow hunting enthusiasts gathered at the Kalamazoo County Expo Center for the Kalamazoo Traditional Bowhunters Expo on Saturday. Presented by Kalamazoo Bow Works, over 60 ...

MARNE -- In a small room in the back of a wooden building on his property, Larry Hanify can be found sitting at his computer working up a new design. The large vertical mill to his left is shaping a ...

“Traditional archery gear should be a thing of the past. We have access to crossbows and compounds now that are much more reliable and accurate.” This particular comment on an Instagram post caught my ...

The compound bow dominates the world of archery and archery hunting. But once upon a simpler time a bow was a simple weapon constructed of stick and string. Looking over the space aged modern ...

KALAMAZOO, MI – Bow hunting has evolved a lot in the past 60 years, but some people still celebrate the traditional ways of the activity. The 18 th annual Traditional Bowhunters Expo will be held Jan.

Many young hunters will be hitting the deer woods for the first time this fall, but one young hunter has been making his mark since the opening morning of archery season. Zane Harris, an 11-year old ...

Not long ago, hitting a balloon at 100 yards with an arrow was thought to be undoable. Not impossible. But — generally — undoable. Consistently, an archer just couldn't count on pinpointing a target ...