Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Thanks to author Suzanne Collins, heroine Katniss Everdeen and ” The Hunger Games,” archery has become the story of the summer. Archery clubs nationwide are ...

A surge of interest in traditional archery spurred Lancaster Archery Club to hold its first Traditional Archery 3-D Shoot last weekend. Lee Vivian, a longtime traditional archer, explained that there ...

Archery deer-hunting season is fast approaching and one can tell by reading this page's calendar of outdoors events that myriad 3-D archery shoots are helping archers get on target. A recent event at ...

The Eastern Traditional Archery Rendezvous – the world’s largest festival of archers using traditional bows similar to those used by Native Americans – returns to Potter County, Pennsylvania, Thursday ...

There are many forms that meditation can take in nature. Devotees of shinrin-yoku, or forest bathing, practice a slow saunter through the woods while soaking in its energy. Lovers of labyrinths lose ...

The Cloverdale Traditional Archery National event was June 9 and 10 at Cloverdale and is for traditional shooting: you can only shoot a long bow or recurve like the Native Americans used a stick and a ...

Robin Hood and his band reportedly were a merry bunch, plunking wooden arrows into stumps, tournament targets and an occasional deer of Sherwood Forest. And for the calming effect of a day in the bush ...

Traditional bowhunting legend Barry Wensel, right, shakes hands with Brandon Butler, who bought a classic edition of Barry’s film, “Bowhunting October Whitetails.” Mike Mitten is photobombing in the ...

Never underestimate the ability of something new and different to get the neighbors riled up — even if that something new is a Zen-like archery range and facility, a space also to be used for other ...

With so many legal means of modern hunting, gun hunting, bow hunting, crossbow hunting, etc., each group likes to shout from the tallest mountain that their way is the right way. Traditional ...

Never underestimate the ability of something new and different to get the neighbors riled up — even if that something new is ...