Any good books for beginners

[zzzmlucas]

Anybody have any sugestions for books on archery that are geared more for people who are new to the sport?

[centaur]

Fred Asbell's books on instinctive shooting and stalking and still hunting. Both would be very instructive for new folks.

E. Donnal Thomas is a great writer, and conveys the true spirit of traditional archery/hunting. Longbows in the Far North and Longbow Country are both great reads.

TJ Conrad has a good primer for traditional archery newbies, and is the publisher of Traditional Bowhunter Magazine, another great resource.

[Rob W.]

Traditional Bowhunting For Whitetails  by Brian J. Sorrells

[Lechwe]

Personally I would skip the books and pick up either Masters of the Bare Bow 3 or Accuracy factory.

[wooddamon1]

"The Traditional Bowhunters Handbook" by T.J. Conrads is a great book for beginners or anyone else, for that matter.

[BRITTMAN]

Become the arrow by Byron Fergison was a good book for me when I started out , he also had a video become the arrow that went into futher details about his shooting style

[Rooselk]

I began my traditional journey some 10 years ago with TJ Conrad's book, the Traditional Bowhunters Handbook, and G. Fred Asbell's books on stalking and shooting. I would recommend those very same books to this very day.

[Michigan Mark]

Whitetail Tactics with Recurves & Longbows By Jim Hamm
 
Taking Big Bucks Solving the Whitetail Riddle By Ed Wolff
 
And a sneak peek with a very impressive Buck
 

[kawika b]

Barry looks like Kenny Rogers in that pic.