Bowhunting World

Gregory Johnson was selected to lead Kentucky's wildlife agency in the aftermath of an ethics scandal involving its former commissioner.

Come along as Bowhunting World Editor Mark Melotik tricks out a new Elite Energy 32 compound, courtesy of a trip to Minnesota-based Vapor Trail Archery.

Arrows and weather take their toll on 3-D targets, but you can easily eliminate the negative effects of weather with the Target Tarp.

A pair of smooth-drawing speedsters headline 2014 innovation for this legendary brand.

Public land hunting is different kind of hunting adventure. Bowhunting wild turkeys on public land takes it to a whole other level.

First "Zwickery" was created to respond to changes in hunting laws that allowed bowhunters to shoot deer, elk and bear.

Target panic is something most every archer will struggle with at some point. While this nasty annoyance affects archers in different ways, it is something that will certainly hinder shooting enjoyment on the range and success in the field.

Surveys will cover the Wyoming Range and Uinta mule deer herds and will determine which age class was hit the hardest during the winter.

Archers from Hankinson, Wahpeton and Wilton took top honors at a annual North Dakota archery tournament.

Businessman David Comstock is planning to transform part of the Seaway Marine Center in the Bernard Bayou Industrial Park in Gulfport into a multi-million dollar gun range.

The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission has approved the dates for this fall's deer hunting season.

For 2014 Mathews has introduced the Chill R. At a glance, it’s a little longer than its predecessor at 33 inches axle-to-axle compared to 30.5 inches, and the limbs appear to have a slightly sharper angle of take-off from the riser.

The state Game and Fish Department says hunting license applications increased by nearly 10,000 this year.

Yankton is submitting a bid to host an international archery competition that includes hundreds of participants and is viewed by almost 1 billion people on television.

The new and improved site boasts commanding graphics, seamless navigation, and is loaded with exceptional content.

John Braun says, "I wouldn't go back to my shotgun even if I could. When you hunt them with a bow, you get them in so close that you can see them blink an eye."

The 88,000-square-foot store will be Cabela's first in New York state. In addition to outdoor products, the store will include a large mountain replica, indoor archery range, boat shop and deli.