Terminologies and their meanings

[fflintlock]

Words like;
Stacking
String follow
etc.
Is there a place to find the terms and their meanings ?
I can set up my bow and shoot it, build arrows, even harvest game with it, but I'm a little ignorent when it comes to some of these terms used.
Thanks,
Jerald

[bentpole]

Good morning Flintlock. I have a copy of a great book right up your alley. It's called Traditional Archery By Sam Fadala. If you give me your address I'll mail it out to you to read [should answer all your questions] and when your done just mail it back pal

[John D]

fflintlock, The Traditional Bowhunters Handbook, by T.J,Conrads, has a glossary in the back of the book, with a lot of terms.it is a very informative book.

[Jim now in Kentucky]

http://archery.on-topic.net/archery_terms_by_name/

A lot of the older books have glossaries too. Watch for them on eBay or haunt used book store. If you like the traditions of archery, it's fun to read the old documents.

[bowdude]

Stacking - having a real good season and stacking up the kills.

String follow - paying attention to which way the string went when you took a shot so you can find your arrow.

Nock - Teasing your buddy on the big deer he shot with smallish antlers. Nocking him back down a notch with talk of poor genetics and feed.

Point - Doing the above until he gets the point.

Non typical - Putting a stand in a strange location, a non typical hunting set up.

Stuff like that, its easy.    

[fflintlock]

Bowdude,
I knew it had something to do with all that stuff, thanks for clearing that up LOL!!!

Bentpole, PM sent, thank you sir !

Geeessshhh, I knew I should have just bought a book some where  
Thanks all
Jerald

[bentpole]

fflintlock message received.Post office is closed today for the holiday. I will mail it out ASAP probably tommorrow. Take your time with it and enjoy. Then you'll be smart like the rest of us TRADGANGERS LOL