Bowhunting World

Bauserman sets up his new-for-2017 Halon 32 and gives it a test drive.

Going small doesn’t mean sacrificing your love for chasing mature whitetails. It just calls for a new game plan.

Realtree EZ Hangers continue to be one of the most reliable and durable bow hangers on the market. Hunters have the chose between lengths of 13, 23, and 34 inches to position their bow perfectly, which creates even less movement when readying a shot. The 34-inch unit has three arms that allow hunters to manipulate the EZ Hanger into more positions and give more options for bow position.

Sturdy, quiet and easy to hang, Summit’s rsxHawk lock-on treestand makes for a perfect partner when you're 20 feet up a tree, plus it's a breeze to set up!

Can Bauserman cap off the rut with a Sooner State buck?

Pouring rain doesn’t thwart Kansas rut activity! Bauserman bags an old buck in the Sunflower State.

Following a decision by the MDC, crossbows are now allowed in the Missouri deer woods.

Bauserman wraps up his public land hunt in Nebraska with his sights set on his next stop in Kansas.

You might think hunting elk in your home state would give you an advantage, but elk hunting can be challenging, regardless of where you are.

Bauserman embarks on a bowhunting adventure in North Central Nebraska and encounters a discourteous crossbow hunter.

A consistently accurate performance is just one reason sales of this new-for-2016 crossbow have been so brisk.

The time to begin a tightly controlled, well-regulated grizzly bear hunting program in the Yellowstone ecosystem is now.

As ubiquitous as social media has become, it can be a valuable tool in the conversation between hunters and those who don’t understand what we do.

Can Bauserman fill his Colorado archery mule deer tag on the last evening of the season’s first split?

Bowhunting World’s longtime bow test columnist and member of the National Archery Hall of Fame died October 21 at his home in Mequon, Wisconsin. He was 94.

Robb talks about his experience bowhunting some of the biggest game out there — grizzly bears.

Bauserman scopes out some mule deer from high in his tree stand.