Compound Bow
Mathews. The Drenalin, DXT, Reezen, and Switchback bows all won accolades.
Traditional Bow
Bear’s Kodiak remains a tried-and-true classic.
Aluminum Arrow
Easton XX75 and XX78 arrows get the job done.
Carbon Arrow
Easton’s AXIS Full Metal Jacket arrows are hitting the mark.
Vanes
Bohning vanes, including the Blazer 2-inch vanes, are becoming standard equipment for many. “Never would have believed that a 2-inch vane could control broadhead flight the way they do,” says Pennsylvania’s Keith Wyberg.
Feathers
Whisper-quiet Gateway Rayzr feathers have earned reader loyalty.
Arrow Rest
Keeping arrows set and ready to go is Trophy Ridge’s proven Whisker Biscuit.
Boots
Many of you prefer donning LaCrosse AlphaBurly boots for comfort and support.
Fixed-Blade Broadhead
The MX3 head is helping keep the Muzzy name synonymous with premium fixed-blade heads.
Mechanical Broadhead
The Rage 2-Blade is taking down more animals every year.
Ladder/Tripod Treestand
Readers rely on Big Game and Ameristep to lift them high above the ground.
ATV
Honda’s Rancher and Polaris’ Sportsman won raves.
Fixed Treestand
Gorilla is giving bowhunters the upper hand with its popular King Kong, Kong, and Silverback stands.
Bowstring
Mathews’ Zebra and Winner’s Choice
Bowstring Materials
BCY’s 452 string continues to impress bowhunters everywhere.
Climbing Treestand
The Summit Viper has won a serious following.
Camo Pattern
Realtree’s AP HD has found its way onto many of your clothes, bows, and accessories.
Backpack/Fanny Pack
Badlands keeps offering packs that meet most any need.
Fixed Bowsight
Many readers depend on Montana Black Gold’s FlashPoint.
Moveable Bowsight
Readers say that HHA’s OL-5000 sight offers adjustment and flexibility.
Pendulum Bowsight
Trophy Ridge. The Mantis remains the standard for many.
Peep
The G5 Meta Peep keeps growing in popularity.
Sight Pins
TruGlo repeats as top vote-getter.
Quiver
Another win for Kwikee, this time with its Combo model winning raves.
Stabilizer
The LimbSaver S-Coil has become an integral part of many setups.
Decoy
Flambeau and Montana Decoy are fooling even the wariest of animals.
GPS
Garmin’s eTrex returns to the top of the list.
Deer Call
Again, Primos and its Buck Roar call dominate the woods.
Elk Call
What bull elk can refuse Primos’ Hoochie Mama?
Turkey Call
A wide selection of Primos turkey calls means more ways to get a gobbler.
Blind
Hunters happily put themselves into the Primos/Double Bull Doghouse.
Hunting Release Aid
Scott has a winning release menagerie with the Mongoose and Sabertooth.
Target Release Aid
Various Scott releases help their users to consistent, accurate releases.
Binos & Spotters
Nikon Monarch still reigns supreme.
Rangefinder
Nikon’s Archer’s Choice is a runaway hit.
Bow Case
Plano
Scent
And, yet again, Tink’s takes it.
Scent-Adsorbing Clothing
Scent-Lok. “I’ve had deer within 5 yards not smell me. I swear by my Scent-Lok clothing,” says Michigan’s Josh Axelson.
3-D Target
No one will ever be bored thanks to the selection of targets from McKenzie and Rinehart.
Scent Eliminator
Looking for stealth? Readers recommend Wildlife Research Center’s Scent Killer and Hunter’s Specialties’ Scent-A-Way.
Conventional Target
Field Logic’s The Block is becoming The Classic.
Bag Target
Another classic, Morrell’s Yellow Jacket.
New Product
For the third year in a row, the folks at Mathews have won accolades for innovation, this time for the Reezen bow. “Mathews—where would we be without this company!” asks New York’s Ron Penna. “It raises the bar every year.”
Bowhunting Video
Drury Outdoors, Primos
Bowhunting World Article/Department
Norb Mullaney’s Tech Talk. If you have a question or issue, Norb is eager to help.
Bowhunting World Writer
Bob Robb’s sound advice and engaging storytelling have won him a loyal readership.
Bowhunting TV Show
Bone Collector
