Bowhunting World

A primary benefit to tagging a big game animal is a freezer full of delicious meat. In the author’s experience — nearly a half century of eating big game steaks — these six species are the best of the best.

Victory Archery VFT Target Arrows hit the mark every time.

The Archers Mat from Last Chance Archery takes the guesswork out of bow repairs/adjustments.

String-jumping can occur regardless of your crossbow’s speed, but here’s a tip — learned the hard way — on how to reduce it.

In the author’s opinion, the Barnett Recruit XP sets the bar for value crossbows.

Creeping up salmon streams in the fall bowhunting huge brown bears in southeast Alaska is not for the faint of heart.

A hunter waits for a bedded muley to stand, and finally it does, offering a broadside shot. But what happens next is far from clear.

The 90-year-old company’s latest flagship bow, the Bear Archery Persist, delivers the feature-driven performance that dedicated bowhunters demand.

The RF750 E-Bike from Rogue Ridge has a folding frame and is built for the rigors of backcountry hunts.

Dead Ringer Equalizer Bow Stabilizers optimize balance and stability.

The most famous saying in hunting might be Roger Raglin’s “Jiminy Christmas!” His history with the phrase, and its true origins, will surprise you.

The author has had close calls with many memorable big game animals, but only one keeps him awake at night — a whitetail named Big Tobey.

Formulated with nutritious cottonseed, Antler King Cotton Candy is irresistible to deer.

Whitetails are wired to be on full alert, but these five proven deer scents can fool them, especially during the rut.

Mathews Archery designers started from the ground up with the company's new-for-2024 LIFT 29.5 and 33 hunting flagships.

Every deer camp should have these two unique items on hand, not only to entertain, but to educate, too.

Whisper quiet, the 2X2 Hunt Edition E-Bike from UBCO will handle the toughest terrain.