My daughter got a new Genesis Mini bow. She loves it and thought I’d share a quick video.
Archery
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Got it! That’s awesome…those are great bows. How old is your girl? Mine is 6 and she’s outgrown her little one…I’m looking for her next.
Audrey is 6 too. I thought she might have trouble pulling it back, but she shot for about 45 minutes with no problem. Had them put on a whisker biscuit. That really helped her the most I think. She can really pop those arrows in to the target now.
(She will be 7 next month)
Awesome! I’m always glad to see kids interested in things other than electronics. My 7 yr old loves to shoot her traditional bow. I need to get her a nice one someday.
Wow, nice. Brings back memories for me. My daughter was a competitive archer in high school, college and medical school. Her bow is a Mathews target bow, 30-ish pounds draw. This Christmas she and her husband visited and took her bow back to her home, now interested in resuming archery. A great sport for all.
Bowhunting and Archery Bear bows are my passion when it comes to slinging sticks. I’ve got a few of them this is my Pride n Joy Bear Arena 30

I have been an archery enthusiast since my elementary school days. Love target shooting and really love Bow Hunting.
I use a Matthews Bow and have had many harvests of white tailed deer in my 30 plus years of hunting.
Slinging sticks is fun!!!
Any one else on here into traditional archery???:
I used to shoot a recurve bow when I was a kid (I wanted to be Legolas really bad). Haven’t shot in years!
Like @Michael_Mark I played with bow and arrow as a kid. There was a time that I considered taking up archery as a sport but after weighing up the costs I decided one hobby (banjo) was just enough to keep me on budget.
Had a recurve as a kid, took a couple archery classes in college that really helped my technique. Since then I’ve been primarily a compound hunter, but no competitions. I’d love to get into trad archery one day, especially since we’ve started trapping and tanning a bunch of critters.
I would encourage anyone with interest to try it. It is not expensive to start and its a lot of fun ( it will also keep you humble) kind of lets you forget about being perfect and just do the best you can
Learning to play the banjo is equally humbling, less than perfect and you do the best you can. ![]()