Archery set up and tuning book?

[Pistolpete28]

I’ve bow hunted on and off for the last 10 years. I’ve been lucky to take 2 bucks with archery equipment. I currently have been staying away from bow hunting, because I feel like I don’t know how to work on and properly tune my bow. I hate the fact of relying on others to set up my bow. I want to get to the point we’re I build my own arrows, install all the components on the bow, and properly tune it. I’m willing to buy an bow press, and whatever else I need. Are there any books out there that anyone can recommend to learn more about these subjects? Or maybe a you tuber you can recommend that makes videos with correct information on the subjects. Thanks for the help

 

[Rodéo]

Dudley's school of nock on youtube helps with the basics. There are a bunch of other resources like this forum. archerytalk, and some Levi Morgan videos on youtube that were helpful to me. You can learn to be a great bow tech with the internet, but I understand your hesitancy since there will sometimes be conflicting information. I had to try about 4 different ways of tying in my peep until I finally got one that stayed put - but I'd rather have done that than take it to a shop since I now understand my bows better through working on them myself.

 

[dkime]

Download Nuts and Bolts of archery pdf. He has a DVD you could order if you dont find any personalities on youtube you can stand.

 

[Mighty Mouse]

Here's a link to a PDF of The Nut & Bolts of Archery: https://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthread.php?t=1399457&amp=1

The Bow Shop Bible app is a great resource...a bit pricey but worth it IMO.

 

[OR Archer]

Plenty of online resources for tuning basics. Make sure when you start that you take good notes. They can help you correct mistakes and recorded cause/effect of what you applied to your set up.

 

[Pistolpete28]

Thank you all for the help I’ll look into all your recommendations.

 

[4rcgoat]

+1 for "nuts and bolts"....Allen is a wealth of knowledge.