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Alan Walker's Archery Pages

Technical and coaching information covering many aspects of archery, but concentrating on shooting a compound bow with a release aid. There is also a special section on controlling target panic.

http://www.alansarchery.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk

The Archer

An on-line archery community with a search facility for clubs, ranges and tournaments. Includes news bulletins, buy and sell posting, discussion forum, coaching and technical tips.

http://www.thearcher.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Archery History

History and photos of mainly 20th century US archery equipment, accessories and personalities.

http://www.archeryhistory.com/

Archery Images

Contains images from International archery competitions and events from all over the world.

http://www.archeryimages.net/

Archery Leader training (GNAS)

Offers training, leader courses, coaching, and fun archery for corporates in UK.

http://www.archeryleaders.co.uk

Deerman's T.H.E. World

Traditional Hunting Ethics newsletter offering a new scoring system for 3D shooting. Links to tournament history and results, as well as information on targets and affiliated clubs.

http://www.deermanstheworld.homestead.com

Frank Pearson's School of Archery

Information about this Vail, Arizona school of archery.

http://www.frankpearson.com/

The Internet Archery Information

A pay to list directory of archery related products and services.

http://www.archeryinfo.info/

Primitive Archer Online

An e-zine dedicated solely to the field of primitive archery. Includes hunting tips, stories and a message board.

http://www.primitivearcher.com

A Shot in Time

A brief history of world archery through the centuries from 25,000 BC to present.

http://www.centenaryarchers.gil.com.au/history.htm

The Stickbow

E-zine for the traditional archer. Features include building techniques for selfbows and laminated bows, making wood arrows, archery collecting, a bulletin board, and a classifieds section.

http://www.stickbow.com

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