Answer: BOW AND ARROW ANSWER 4
Explanation: The use of the bow and arrow is recorded as early as 3000 BC.
The Egyptians used bows shorter than a man’s height, with arrows two feet long or more.
Early bows were C-shaped. When shooting these bows, the archer would pull the string with a ring held around the thumb. The early longbow was 5–6 feet in length and was usually made of yew. The legend of Robin Hood romanticized the longbow.
Native American Indians were America’s first bowhunters. European settlers brought their skills to America and contributed to the development of bows and arrows in the U.S.
In 1879, the National Archery Association was founded. It initiated the first U.S.–sponsored tournament in 1879.
Bowhunting did not really take off until the 1950s and 1960s as hunters learned more about this sport and about newer bows that were being developed.
Like other methods of hunting, the bowhunter first must acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to be a safe and responsible hunter.
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