First recurve

[BarW]

After 20+ years of compounds I bought a samick sage recurve today. 45lb limbs, having good luck with 400 spine arrows with 150 grain heads about 450 total arrow weight. Any one have some good advice for a long tine archer first time traditional archer? Other than shoot 500 arrows a day. Haha

[Bisch]

Good luck and welcome to the addiction!

***Advice: Find some experienced trad guys in your area to hang with. It makes the learning curve way easier!

Bisch

[Loreva13]

Good luck and welcome to the addiction!

***Advice: Find some experienced trad guys in your area to hang with. It makes the learning curve way easier!

Bisch

X2

Welcome!!!

[trad"Doc"53]

Good luck and welcome to the addiction!

***Advice: Find some experienced trad guys in your area to hang with. It makes the learning curve way easier!

Bisch

Yep!,and welcome to the fun side of archery!

[SMOOTHboar]

It's a totally different game for sure. You will live it!

[Ron]

Have fun, get some good advice, and practice a lot.

[airehead]

Congratulations on the new Bow.
Have fun with it.

Ron

[SwampGhost]

Shoot shoot and shoot some more

[caughtandhobble]

Good luck and welcome to the addiction!

***Advice: Find some experienced trad guys in your area to hang with. It makes the learning curve way easier!

Bisch

X 100

Also know that compound accuracy does not come over night... Read all the stickies above, be patient, stick with it. Most important (to me) is to remember Traditional Archery is a never ending puzzle that is amazing fun

[Deb]

Good luck and welcome to the addiction!

***Advice: Find some experienced trad guys in your area to hang with. It makes the learning curve way easier!

Bisch

This again.