Bowhunting World

Looking back at the first-annual Archery & Bowhunting Supershow and other memorable events from the 2026 ATA Show Week.

The author has been building and maintaining food plots for 30 years, but he made two big blunders in 2025.

Bowhunting World Field Editor Darron McDougal says the Martin FireCat M-3 is insanely lightweight, unfathomably quiet and vibration-free, and lethal beyond a doubt.

Built for late-season hunts, the Magellan Outdoors Pro Hunt Raghorn boot delivers insulated warmth, waterproof protection and dependable traction in rugged terrain.

18 years after a ground-breaking interview, we reconnect with hunt gear-designing, big-buck specialist Andrae D’Acquisto.

Meet 84-year-old taxidermist Carl Ahrndt, who has been mounting hunters’ animals since 1956.

Bowtech CenterMass stabilizers were specifically designed to minimize felt vibrations during the shot.

Sit back and escape while watching this iconic video. Ultimately, Fred Bear is hiding behind a 4-foot-diameter boulder on the beach, and the 800-pound bruin slowly walks by at only 7 yards!

The new-for-2026 Alliance Series of bows represents Bowtech’s most intuitive and finely balanced system to date, built to deliver unwavering stability, DIY accuracy and a custom-fit feel.

Not only will whitetails devour Big & J Legit and Dig It mineral, but they also eat the dirt that has absorbed it.

With a wrist strap mechanical release, where do you anchor? Chances are good that like the author, you’re doing it wrong.

ScentLok’s new Merino Wool Fingerless Gloves deliver warmth while users maintain maximum dexterity.

Fred Eichler’s dog does her job treeing a mountain lion, then he closes the deal with a well-placed 25-yard shot with his recurve.

Follow these steps to achieve new heights of shooting consistency.

The FlightCheck from Last Chance Archery was designed to eliminate the frustrations that make paper tuning a headache.

The RazorPro G replaceable blade hunting knife from Outdoor Edge does double duty with fold-out drop-point and gutting blades.

Most bowhunters spend a lot of money in pursuit of whitetails, yet the vast majority of them don’t own this affordable doe decoy — and that’s a HUGE mistake!