Archery Equipment
A carbon, aluminum, or wooden shaft with a point on one end and a nock with feathers or plastic vanes on the other end.
What is an arrow?
First step in shooting a bow by straddling the shooting line with one foot on either side.
What is "Stance"?
Fins or vanes attached to the end of an arrow and used to stabilize the arrow aerodynamically.
What are fletching?
Male deer.
What is a buck?
An animal that hunts other animals for food.
What is a predator?
Device used to hold arrows.
What is a quiver?
Second step to shooting a bow by withdrawing an arrow from the quiver and snapping it on the string at the locator.
What is "Nock"?
An aiming point and / or arrow-stopping device with a marked surface that helps archers test their accuracy when practicing.
What is a target?
Female deer.
What is a doe?
The environment where an animal lives and has food, water, shelter and space available.
What is habitat?
A hand-drawn, hand-held bow that uses cables and cams/wheels to ease the draw and reduce the bow’s holding weight.
What is a compound bow?
Sixth step to shooting a bow when you pull the string back to the side of your face.
What is "Draw"?
A rod attached to the handle riser designed to balance the bow and absorb the bow’s vibrations.
What is a stabilizer?
Young deer.
What is a fawn?
Preservation, protection, or restoration of the natural environment and of wildlife.
A hand-drawn, hand-held bow with curve-tipped limbs that point away from the archer when the bow is in shooting position.
What is a recurve bow?
Seventh step to shooting a bow when the bowstring is pulled back so that your index finger is at the corner of your mouth.
What is "Anchor"?
What replaced the bow and arrow in Europe as a military weapon in the 16th century？
What is Firearm
A pair of bone-like growths, usually elongated and branched, on the head of male deer, moose, elk and other members of the deer family.
What are antlers?
A mammal with beak.
What is a platypus?
A bow using cables and cams/wheels and mounted on a stock, and shot from a horizontal position.
What is a crossbow?
Eighth step to shooting a bow where you use your master or dominant eye to sight in toward the target.
What is "Aim"?
The tenth step of shooting a bow where the fingers are relaxed to let go of the string.
What is "Release"?
Vocalization made between fawns and the doe.
What is bleat?
Animal with a four chambered stomach.
What is ruminant?