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At Sign

A character signifying the word "at." It is used in accounting to mean "at the rate of" and in e-mail addresses. Its symbol is @.

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Relief came to Jim's muscles, and a sense of weariness settled into his soul as he slowly let down his bow and stowed his arrow back into his quiver.

King of the mountain: at age 65, his biggest desire was to arrow a mature bull elk

Well, I failed to put the arrow back on the rest, so the shot went way off to the right and didn't touch a hair!

One that got away

I pull my fleece facemask down and feel my breath begin to freeze in my beard as I put my arrow back in its quiver and gather my gear.

The long way out

Fast action here: We nocked and fired countless arrows along this stretch, reeling each arrow back for another shot.

Bowfishing made easy: there's nothing like watching your arrow quiver in yon distant stingray ..

But, with unerring accuracy, Troughton moved rapidly on to the ball as if on tracks to arrow back in throw after throw.

Cricket: All's well as double act upstages the pundits; It's as you like it for Ged Scott at cricket's HQ

This is because the vanes will have a longer lever arm to turn the arrow back on course if it is pointed the wrong way--and that is a good thing.

Mossy oak's break-up[R] infinity[TM] bowhunting corner

Unnoticed, the results will be an "air ball." When detected, the archer can let the bow down or put the arrow back on the rest while remaining at full draw, either of which is undesirable.

Choosing your hunting bow

Lifting the arrow back onto the rest with my finger, I managed to reach full draw and place my 20-yard pin on the doe, burning a hole right behind her shoulder.

Becoming a hunter: "I cried because I didn't know what else to do."

The rub was whether you could you get a missed arrow back! A typical shot might be 35 yards across a deep canyon at goats on a trail with wait-high cactus.

Catalina memories

Putting my arrow back in the quiver, I took off my headnet and walked to Roxy, only to spook a third buck I hadn't seen and that Larry was about to shoot.

Rattling works-sometimes! When it comes to this age-old method, you'll do better if you know--and apply--the facts

I GOT MY FREE-SWINGING ARROW BACK ON THE REST, PUSHED MY FEET AGAINST THE TREE TRUNK AND CAME TO FULL DRAW.

When the going gets tough: it was the perfect morning for Michigan whitetail, cold and calm, and I was in my stand early

And when he finally turns toward the field, I ease my arrow back, its nock nestling into place at the corner of my mouth.