Barebow Archery

Barebow archery is a form of archery where the archer uses a bow without any modern sights or aiming aids. Instead, the archer relies on instinct and muscle memory to aim and shoot. This discipline emphasizes traditional skills and requires a good understanding of form and technique, as archers must judge distances and adjust their stance based on their experience. Barebow archery is popular among those who appreciate the challenge of shooting without technological assistance, and it often fosters a strong connection to the historical roots of the sport.