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The Importance of Replacing Your Cables the Same Time You Replace Your Bowstring - UPDATED 07/25

Posted by Todd Lambright on Jul 15th 2025

Lately we’ve been getting a lot of calls from customers who have ordered bowstrings and no cables, only to later find out they also need the cables. It doesn't matter if you have a compound bow … read more

Thoughts and Lessons from the Woods: A Woman’s Take

Posted by 60X Staff Savannah Greene on Jun 17th 2025

It's no secret that the hunting world is still largely male-dominated. Historically, that made sense—in early human societies, men were primarily the hunters and providers, venturing into wild a … read more

Archery Bear Hunting

Posted by 60X Staff Shooter on Jun 2nd 2025

Archery Bear Hunting: Where Precision Meets Patience There’s something different about hunting bear with a bow. It doesn’t matter if you’re in a tree stand, over bait, floating a riv … read more

Tuning for Outdoor Olympic Recurve Archery

Posted by Amari Thomas on May 23rd 2025

Written By: Amari Thomas One of my favorite things about archery is that there never seems to be a shortage of new things to learn. A great example of that is tuning with an olympic recurve bow. This … read more

How To Set a Nocking Point With a Bow Square

Posted by Brad Patsy on May 12th 2025

Key Takeaways Use a bow square to find the “zero” point. Mark the string. Wrap serving thread around the mark. Tie and/or glue the nocking point(s). Consistency is the key to mastering a … read more

How to Prevent Bow String Slap | Expert Tips

Posted by Brad Patsy on May 5th 2025

Key Takeaways Relax your grip. Improve your stance. Find an optimal anchor point. Adjust your bow’s draw length. Work on your release. Wear an arm guard. “My bow string keeps hitting my … read more

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