Ultra Tec
UltraTec. One of the most trusted names for archers and bowhunters worldwide. UltraTec is back for ’06 with the great features that have made it a resounding success plus the new addition of the FUSE Custom String System with the innovative StringShox. view Products..
Pro Elite
Unarguably, Hoyt’s Elite Series bows are the most accurate bows in the world. More national and international tournaments have been won by top pro men with Hoyt’s Elite Series bows since their introduction than by any other bow on the market. The Elite Series bows include the high performance UltraElite™ and the incredibly forgiving ProElite™. Both are available with XT 2000, XT 3000 or the new XT 3500 limb. They’re also available in either the original Cam & 1/2 Performance System or the all-new C2 Cam & 1/2. Every feature of the Elite Series bows has been engineered to increase accuracy, including the torque-free grip machined directly in the riser. If you’re looking to take your target shooting to an all-new level, get an Elite-Series bow in your hands and watch your scores increase. view Products..
Ultra Elite
Unarguably, Hoyt’s Elite Series bows are the most accurate bows in the world. More national and international tournaments have been won by top pro men with Hoyt’s Elite Series bows since their introduction than by any other bow on the market. The Elite Series bows include the high performance UltraElite™ and the incredibly forgiving ProElite™. view Products..
Announcement
26th Sept 2013 The winning lot for the ‘Green Prize’ drawn through free raffle during the final of the 17th Yangphel Open Archery Tournament is 8044.
This is 2nd draw of the lot since there was none to claim the earlier drawn number.
The winner must contact Yangphel Office near Memorial Stupa by Oct 31, 2013 afterwhich the prize would be given away in next year’s tournament.
(Yangphel Archery Committee)
Aug 22 the Yangphel Archery Committee has declared the winners of the league based prizes, which is the most of the prizes. Except for the Finals Most Valuable Players, all of winners for the individual prize categories have been announced. Along with Finals MVP, the three best team prize categories are yet to be decided which would be during the final match of Sat Aug 31.
Since all of the tournament participants would play three league matches despite the team performance, so most of the prizes are based on league in order to provide the same level of opportunities to all. These are winners and the prize items: Read more…
20th Aug 2013 the end of the knockout today could have marked beginning of the inset competitions had it been last year or before. But this year, two days before the end of the knockout, the seeded (chani) shootout and Best of Bhutan (the Top 15) shootout was held on the Aug 18 and the winners declared.
It was surprise when 7th league ranked Sherab Tharchen surpassed all of the big names like Read more…
Archery is the national sport of Bhutan, and every village has it own archery range. competitions, usually accompanied by a banquet, are a part of all festive occasions. Using bamboo bows (although modern compound bows are finding their way into the kingdom) teams of archers shoot at targets only 30 centimetres in diameter from a distance of 120 metres. Each team has a noisy crowd of supporters who, as well as encouraging their own side and try to out off the opposition. The game of archery is not exactly a sport that draws frenzied supporters out for a kill. There are no die-hard fans and no follow-the-team-to-kingdom-come fanatics. And no streaking hooligans.If anyone is all pumped up, it is the archers themselves… To the Bhutanese, it’s a tourist sport and a very saleable one at that too. It has tremendous tourist appeal. Archery is tradition; it’s songs and dances and jeers and near-primitive howls. It’s the works to someone seeking the unusual. All that could be just a facade. Read more…
Like everything else, the other side of archery begins with God. Every time a tournament is under way, there are suddenly silent, unassuming, sentinels at every sacred place. One archer can’t quite forget his moment of triumph, even though it was not in the real game, and still gets ecstatic every time he regales listeners with the story. Temples and deities are much, or most, sought during tournaments. Archers say the simplest short cut to victory is appeasing your protectors and carrying to the game a piece of anything blessed by the deities.
