Mounted archery is a form of archery where the archer shoots arrows while riding a horse. This ancient practice has roots in various cultures, including the Mongols and Scythians, who used it for hunting and warfare. It requires a unique set of skills, combining horseback riding with archery techniques to hit targets accurately while in motion. Today, mounted archery is practiced as a sport and recreational activity in many countries. Competitions often involve shooting at stationary or moving targets while navigating a course. Participants may use traditional bows or modern equipment, making it accessible to a wide range of enthusiasts.