What are the 9 steps to 10 rings in archery?
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A proven method that teaches the basic shooting technique.\nhttp://www.archerysearch.com/Publications/9Steps10Ring.pdf\n1. stance\n2. nock\n3. set\n4. pre-draw\n5. draw\n6. anchor\n7. aim\n8. release\n9. follow through
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It depends on who you ask and how detailed you get.  Here's one list:\n\nSnap shot\nSlap shot\nWrist shot\nBackhand shot\nOne-timer
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there are a lot of hoyt bows on ebay.\ndidn't find that exact model but that's a good place to look.\n\nsee link below
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You can go to www.archery.org and look for the Jordan Federation if it exixts, or aske there!
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http://www.9-1-1magazine.com/ambulance.wav\n\nhttp://www.bowsite.com/bowsite/features/practical_bowhunter/deergrunting/deergrunt.html
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http://froogle.google.com/froogle?q=blessed+be+ring&hl=en&lr=&rls=SUNA,SUNA:2005-52,SUNA:en&sa=N&tab=ff&oi=froogler\n\nhttp://www.pyramidcollection.com/itemdy00.asp?T1=P11530+11
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(m)\n\n1 Squash \n2 Rowing \n3 Rock Climbing \n4 Swimming \n5 Cross Country Skiing \n6 Basketball \n7 Cycling \n8 Running \n9 Modern Pentathlon \n10 Boxing
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1. Start with end in left hand, extending 1.5 inch below that in right hand.\n   2. Cross longer end over shorter and pass up through loop.\n   3. Form front loop of bow by doubling up shorter end (hanging) end placing across collar points.\n   4. Hold this front loop with thumb and forefinger of left hand. Drop long end down over front.\n   5. Place right forefinger pointing up on bottom half of hanging part. Pass up behind front loop and...\n   6. Poke resulting loop though knot behind front loop (see illustration). Even ends and tighten.
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100\n\n(10mm=1cm; 10x10=100)
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Bow & Arrow, axe, chissel, hammer.
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10 rds \nhttp://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=46569290
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First we complete the operation within the parenthesis to get rid of the parenthesis, so "\n\nExercise #1: \na: (9 - 5) = 4 \nb: 4 x 2 = 8\nc: 5 + 8 = 13\nd: Therefore, 5 + (9 - 5)2 = 13\n\nExercise #2:\na: (3 + 4 - 2) = 5\nb: 20/5 = 4\nc: Therefore, 20/(3 + 4 - 2) = 4\n\nExercise #3: \na: first multiply 4 x 5 = 20\nb: 23 - 20 = 3\nc: therefore, 23 - 4 x 5 = 3\n\nHope this helps
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Archery hunting for deer in 2005/2006 was 9/15/05 - 1/31/06.  I could not find anything on the web for this year's season.  However, you can call the Maryland Department of Natural Resources to find out. Here is the number: 1-800-918-2870
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hi,take your crossbow into the carpeted living room, if you are right handed put the loop on the left hand limb, lay that limb on the floor, put your left foot in the center of the limb holding it down to the floor,bring your right foot to the end of the limb where your string is looped on,now holding the string in your left hand, grasp the right limb near the top and pull toward your right foot, slide loop over limb end, please make sure you have one full turn on the string before hooking the loop, this is how i getter done , have fun shooting , and be safe.
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Hard question to answer, bud.  A simple survival bow is easy enough but I have no idea how much work you want to put into it.\n\nEasiest way to learn?  Find a good sapling approx 3-4" in diam that's scrub.  Lop it off approx a foot above the ground and cut it so it's approx 6' long.  Lots of really good woods out there and most everyone has their fav....me I just say cut a sapling.\n\nUse a semisharp knife and a hammer and split it right down the middle from the thin end.  Do that again so you have a 1/4 trunk.  That's called a bowstave.\n\nRound off the sharpness on that triangle shape in the exact middle, but keep the triangle shape.  Starting about a foot on either side of the center point, start whittling the triangle flatter and flatter as you move out to the ends.  Always whittle the back, not the front!\n\nKeep experimenting with bending it as you whittle....so if one end bends more than the other, simply whittle a bit more on the other end til it bends approx the same.  That's called "tillering".  I won't get into it.\n\nOnce both ends (the limbs) bend in a good solid arc and it feels good to you, carefully notch the ends so they can hold a string.\n\nTie your string on one end and then keep bending the bow and retying the other til the tight string is approx 8" from the back of the bow.\n\nThat's a really basic survival type bow.  You could spend years mastering each step if you wanted to really make bows, but that one will have you shooting within an hour or two and they're fun to teach the kids as a summer project.\n\nArrows....you can use the same old 1/4 trunks that you cut for the bow.  Each one will make approx four arrows.  Simply split each 1/4 stave like before and just start whittling the corners.  Keep whittling the corners until they're round.\n\nAnything I need to cover in more depth?
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They all sound right so....\n1. Fall behind  /  go over\n2. Get together\n3. Put on \n4. Set up\n5. Look up   /  get on with\n6. Put off\n7. Get on with \n8. Go on to \n9. Catch up with