ALL THE BELLS AND WHISTLES

Bows and arrows. These can be as simple as you like or a technical mine field. The choice is yours. As the years have ticked by, I've veered towards the technical type. When I was a young lad, I didn't need or understand the finer details of a technical setup.

CODY WELLER

NZ HUNTER MAGAZINE How To Back then, it was just about trying to get some unsuspecting critter with an arrow, regardless of size My bow was setup pretty much as a point and shoot - fingers straight onto the string, pull it back, look along the arrow and instinctively shoot. It worked well enough on small game and even on the occasional big game animal. As time went by, the urge to make more big game animal kills was getting the better of me. I would see stories of bowhunters who'd killed a stag, then the same hunter would appear again after six months and he'd got another one. These fellas often had sights. I was told, you could just aim right at the spot you wanted to hit and…

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