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Jagt med bue og pil er anderledes end traditionel jagt. Det er sværere, fordi jægeren helst skal ind på 20 meter af det dyr, der skal nedlægges. I modsætning til riffeljagt, så er der ingen høje lyde forbundet med buejagt - og med buen skal man levere al kraften selv. Nærheden og stilheden giver en følelse af samhørighed med dyret og med den natur, man jager i. ? "At trække buen og levere et godt skud er smukt - næsten som jeg tror en balletdanser føler et vanskeligt spring, når det lykkes," forklarer forfatter Anne-Cathrine Riebnitzsky. ? Med bue og pil er Riebnitzskys egne jagtoplevelser fra hendes første ture ud med buen i 2013 til i dag. Her er både de bevægende, de spændende og de virkelig nervepirrende jagtoplevelser i den danske natur. Historier, der kan læses af jægere og af alle med interesse for natur og naturoplevelser. Anne-Cathrine Riebnitzsky er, foruden en ivrig buejæger, også prisbelønnet forfatter, tidligere soldat, faldskærmsspringer og medlem af Kvindelige Eventyreres klub. ? ?

“Følelsen er vidunderlig. Triumferende.”– Rane WillerslevEr du én gang trådt ind i jagtens univers, træder du aldrig ud igen! Den erfaring har Zenia Maltha gjort sig som jægerinde i en selvforsynende småbørnsfamilie. I Jagtberetninger – 30 jægere fortæller – med forord af Rane Willerslev– folder Zenia Maltha jagtuniverset ud med præsentationer af 30 forskellige typer jægere og beretninger fra deres jægerliv. Det er fortællinger om liv og død. Om rigtigt og forkert. Om fjordjagt i Nordjylland og bjørnejagt i Canada. Fælles for dem alle er en glødende kærlighed til alt det, som naturen og jagten kan give os. Jagtberetningerne kommer hele vejen rundt i jagtens univers. Du lister afsted i buejægerens fodspor. Du venter tålmodigt i tårnet med den nye jæger, på at bukken dukker frem af morgendisen. Og du mærker hjertet hamre, mens noget sort og ukendt stormer mod dig gennem en majsmark. Fortællingerne er for alle − både dig, der er garvet jæger og dig, der aldrig har holdt et gevær.Bogen er for dig, der vil finde tilbage til det bæredygtige liv − både for dyr og mennesker. Den er for dig, der tror på, at dyrevelfærd også er menneskers velfærd. Til sidst i bogen, efter jagtberetningerne, finder du derfor også eventyrlige vildt-opskrifter som agerhøne-risotto og vildt-tartar, der bringer dig fra jord til bord. Gennem 30 jægeres beretninger – om nederlaget, om sejren og om moralen – bliver du ét med jagtens univers. Zenia Maltha har en populær profil på Instagram, hvor små 30.000 jagtelskere følger hendes liv med jagt og natur.

The "King of Archery," "The World's Greatest Archer," "One-Shot," all names referring to Howard Hill -the champion of the longbow. No matter the title, Howard Hill was legendary, and his success led to the promotion of traditional archery and a surge of interest in the American Semi-Longbow.Howard Hill viewed the longbow as the most perfect hunting weapon. His modification of the English longbow to suit his needs, became the American Semi-Longbow. The American Semi-Longbow is synonymous with a Hill-style longbow -the bow that led him in his success.Today there are many versions of the American Semi-Longbow. In a quest to find the features that Howard Hill demanded in his own bows, a weapon that he perfected, was the impetus of this study. We can identify his standards by how his bows were built, what he insisted on in his own line of bows offered to the public, and what he taught to the bowyers employed by him. By examining Howard's original bows and following the progression of design until he perfected this weapon, we understand the qualities necessary in a Hill-style longbow. If you would like to know more about the equipment and the bow that led to his success, then you will enjoy this book.Metadata may include Howard Hill, John Schulz, Traditional Archery, Bamboo Bows, Stick Bows, Self Bows, ASL, Hill-Style Longbow, Archery Hunting, Archery History in America, Hunting with the Bow and Arrow, and Hunting the Hard Way.

The Code of Traditional Archery is a book reflecting on the journey of traditional bowhunting, the ethics and the process that guides us along our path. Following along in a story, teach, lessons learned format that is both earnest and organic in approaching the true process of a hunting legacy. Bringing back traditional bowhunting to its intended roots, without the need for technology. Walk with the writer, in an in-depth approach to the developmental process that draws the reader into a world where the hunter becomes connected with prey, developing a deeper sense of appreciation for nature and environment and the three pillars of the Code of Traditional Archery;Weapons proficiency and shot accuracy, the kinetic and kinesthetic process of shooting a bow effectively for hunting purposes. Ethics to guide us on our journey to ensure effective shot presentations and to be part of the circle of life connecting us with our past.Conservation and stewardship of the environment and connection to the predator/prey cycle that we as hunters understand in a way that is intimately connected to our wild spaces.

The Intermediate Archer fills the resource gap, helping those archers who have taken their first steps by completing a beginner's course and are wondering where to go next. It is the answer to all of the intermediate archer's questions, such as how do they improve their technique, what sort of equipment should they buy, and what type of archery is right for them? Author Ben Hastings provides the information every intermediate archer needs. He covers archery types, bow types, other equipment and equipment maintenance, the anatomy of the bow, technique, competition, the mental side of archery, and more-all in this one concise yet complete guide. With this book, the intermediate archer can feel confident as they further improve and enhance their skills.

Everyone who has progressed past the stage of 'just shooting' knows that moment of mental confusion when the subconscious mind somehow takes control over the conscious attempt to release the string steadily for accurate, repeatable shots, leaving a surprise poor shot and a sense of amnesia about what led up to it.Don't PANIC - it's just a reflex!The archery world has long referred to this as 'target panic'. Yet most affected archers feel no sense of panic at all: they plan the shot, feel comfortable about taking it, and are unafraid of the bow recoiling or the arrow hitting its mark. In fact, they experience no ,panic' at all.Yet most find that they experience the same outcome: an uncontrolled release, followed by that baffled feeling. As the arrow lands askew, and our memory of those critical moments goes blank, we ask ourselves "What happened there?"In this ground-breaking practical guide Jes Lysgaard applies his background in psychology and hypnotherapy to his experience as a traditional archer, to uncover what our minds are actually doing as we live this frustrating experience. Jes explains how this neural program has quietly become so deeply ingrained over the course of our hundreds of previous successful shots that, at that vital moment in our shot cycle, it knows "this is what good looks like; go now!", quite outside our conscious control.Meanwhile, the cognitive process which we have rehearsed to hold and expand for an involuntary, perfectly stable release is still obediently determined to hold the string until it releases automatically. This sudden clash between opposing neural signals - the conscious 'hold!' and the subconscious 'release now!' - gives rise to that bewildering mental flurry and yet another uncontrolled release. Not a 'panic' at all. Just the Archer's Reflex.REGAIN CONTROL - REPROGRAM YOUR BRAINIn practical steps which you can follow as you practise, Jes shows how to deprogram your own Archer's Reflex, and build in its place a new, positive, replacement neural program with which you can regain control over your shot cycle and fresh enjoyment of your shooting.REDISCOVER THE JOY OF SHOOTING

This is a guide for those who want to practice Zen Archery with any bow, including the yumi.Archers may request a club rank certificate after each set of requirements is met.

Written from a Native American perspective by internationally recognized Chickasaw bowyer Eric Smith, THE WARRIOR'S TOOLS offers a long needed introduction to not only Plains Indian bows but also arrows, quivers,and shields. Told in a conversational style with easy-to-follow instructions and expert asides, the book provides practical how-to information on bow making along with insight on the place bows, arrows, quivers, and shields held in tribal life in the past and the role they continue to play in tribal communities today. The book includes a small gallery of the author's work.

Muley buck hunters and rokslide.com fans raved about Robby Denning's first book, and many of them said the best part was the hunting stories. This second book includes more stories, not only from Robby Denning but also stories contributed by nine other hunting authors.

This rare book contains a fascinating article on the subject of archery, written by the man responsible for archery¿s 20th century renaissance, Maurice Thompson. Contained herein is a wealth of information on the sport ranging from how to chose a bow, what materials make for the most effective bows and arrows, archery technique, history, and much more. This book is a definitive treatise on the subject, containing timeless information and constituting a must-have for archery enthusiasts and collectors of antiquarian sporting literature. James Maurice Thompson (1844 ¿ 1901) was an American novelist best known for his works: Alice of Old Vincennes(1900) and The Witchery of Archery (1878). First published in 1878, we are proud to republish this scarce text complete with its original illustrations and a new prefatory biography of the author.

This scarce antiquarian book comprises an exhaustive manual of long-range bow shooting for the use of archers who wished to become contestants at the Grand National Association Meetings, written by the president of the association, Maurice Thompson. Contained within this compendium is a wealth of timeless information on the subject of archery, as valuable today as it was at the time of its original publication and sure to appeal to both modern archers and collectors of antiquarian sporting literature alike. James Maurice Thompson (1844 -1901) was an American novelist most famous for his works: The Witchery of Archery (1878) and Alice of Old Vincennes (1900). This rare book was originally published in 1879 and is proudly published here with a new prefatory biography of the author.

Target Panic erfolgreich überwinden. In diesem Buch findet der Schütze eine Anleitung nach der Methode Joel Turner um erfolgreich und dauerhaft seine Target Panic zu Überwinden. Auch Schützen die scheinbar nicht "kuriert" werden können, werden in kurzer Zeit erleben, wie man kontrolliert schießt. Die vorgestellten Methoden widersprechen den jahrelang propagierten Methoden wie Blindschießen etc.

There is almost no other country in the world where bows are more closely intertwined with history and culture than in Japan. The bow is not only a means to hunt animals and defeat enemies, but it also plays a significant role in Japan's mythology and popular belief when children are born, diseases are to be healed, demons expelled, and good harvests secured. The bow is even attributed the power to transmit messages from the gods and predict the future.About 190 magnificent and expressive woodblock prints from the 19th century illustrate historical events, and take the reader on a foray through Japan's mythology and intellectual history. Bow rituals, competitions, and ceremonies are depicted, legendary archers are portrayed and their exploits are told. Along the way, the influence of Shintoism, Taoism, Buddhism, and Confucianism on Japanese archery is described.The Power of the Bow is an illustrated reader for all bow lovers and all friends of Japanese culture and history.