Simply put, Archery Mechanics is an in depth, comprehensive, easy to understand look at how to pick out proper archery equipment for your personal body and shooting style, as well as proper shooting form and techniques. It is a great instructional tool that should be watched by every bowhunter no matter how long they have been hunting. It is targeted at the beginner, novice, and experienced shooter looking to buy his or her next bow or accessories, or to learn how to improve their shooting ability.

Archery mechanics goes into detail on the following subject matter; riser styles, limb styles, brace heights, axle designs, poundage and energy, string angles, sights, rests, releases, wrist straps, peep sights, silencers, string loops, quivers, stabilizers, broadheads, arrows, fletching, broadhead and field point targets, and more. It also covers; proper draw length measuring at home (without a bow), proper shooting form, proper grip and follow through, proper drawing of the bow, properly fitting of a release, shooting from an elevated stand, and properly showing a student how to shoot, and much more.

Volume I concentrates on the importance of proper post-season scouting while  looking at the previous season's rut signs. This DVD deviates greatly from what is seen on TV shows and hunting video's. It  will take years off the learning curve of novice hunters and add new insights for seasoned hunters as well.

This instructional series is devoted to hunters that hunt heavily hunted areas and have no option but to hunt pressured whitetails. Volume I includes subchapters concentrating on specific subject matter such as; primary scrape areas, food sources, marshes, agricultural property, big timber property, rubs, waterholes, tree preparation, lane clearing, points, funnels, inside corners of crop fields, bedding areas, highway travel corridors, fence crossings rut staging areas, other hunters, hunting with a plan, and the importance of daily and seasonal timing and much more.

Volume I has bonus sections on proper scouting and tree preparation gear, state by state Pope & Young statistics and ratio's. The "Ebernary" (a split screen with a printed description of possible unknown words in the main text on one side with John explaining the same work on the other), and a photo gallery with pictures dating back to 1969 of the author and his sons Chris and Jon with deer they have taken over the years for credibility purposes.

Volume II concentrates on the fragile concept of proper pre-season scouting without turning mature bucks nocturnal prior to the season opener. This DVD deviates greatly from what is seen on TV shows and hunting video's. It will take years off the learning curve of novice hunters and add new insights for seasoned hunters as well.

This instructional series is devoted to hunters that hunt heavily hunted areas and have no option but to hunt pressured whitetails. Volume II includes subchapters on specific subject matter such as; primary scrape areas, food sources, marshes, agricultural property, big timber property, rubs, waterholes, tree preparation, points, funnels, inside corners of crop fields, beddings areas, saddles, highway travel corridors, standing corn, fence crossings, rut staging areas, ground blinds, remote camera's, other hunters, hunting with a plan, the importance of daily and seasonal timing and much more.

Volume II has bonus sections on proper scouting and tree preparation gear, state by state Pope & Young statistics and ratio's. The "Ebernary" (a split screen with a printed description of possible unknown words in the main text on one side with John explaining the same work on the other), and a photo gallery with pictures dating back to 1969 of the author and his sons Chris and Jon with deer they have taken over the years for credibility purposes.