If you get caught in the rain, wipe your bow and arrows with a soft dry cloth. If the feathers on vour arrows get mussed, run them through the steam from the spout of a briskly steaming water kettle. They will fluff out at once. Don't overdraw your bow, or try to see how far it will bend without breaking. It is said that a drawn bow is seven-eighths broken.
Bows are wood, and wood breaks.
Your bow will become accustomed to your particular style of draw. It is poor policy to let others use your pet bow. It won't do it any good. The best way to store your bows is to hang them on pegs on the wall. Keep them away from radiators.