Barebow
Barebow refers to a style of archery where the archer shoots without the aid of any mechanical aiming devices or stabilizers attached to the bow. This means the archer relies solely on their own ability to aim and hold the bow steady. The term "barebow" is often used in contrast to modern recurve and compound archery, which typically incorporate sights, plungers, and stabilizers to enhance accuracy and consistency.
In barebow archery, the archer uses the arrow itself as a point of reference for aiming. This
Barebow archery emphasizes fundamental archery skills such as proper form, consistent anchor points, and precise release.