Being the business end of your bow setup, choosing a lethal arrow-and-broadhead combination is crucial.

Bear Archery’s most popular compound for 2022 proves that you don’t need to go broke to get a deadly bow.

Six new-for-2022 flagship compound bows are put to test for speed, accuracy, sound, fit and finish, and other important criteria.

Just when you think you’ve seen it all, this mule deer video proves there’s no limit to the strange encounters bowhunters can have in the field.

Regardless of whether you’re a bowhunter, competition shooter, or both, one of these eight top-notch archery targets will help you dial it in this season.

Any bowhunter will appreciate this look at how Inuit built bows from wood and bone, and carved 3-D targets from crusted snow for practice and even shooting contests.

Working with the team from The Hunting Public, Bear Archery recently announced its 2023 Bear Adapt solo-cam compound.

This bowhunting video demonstrates outstanding timing when it comes to stopping a moving whitetail and then shooting it.

The author reviews three scenarios to help you decide if it’s time to upgrade to a new compound bow.

Is it time to outfit your compound or crossbow with a new set?

Late in the rut, Jacob Miner rattles in a 190-class Iowa whitetail and then makes a perfect shot with his recurve.

Purchasing a new crossbow is a significant investment, so it pays to find the one best suited for your needs.

In an industry where innovation is the name of the game, the new AXE AX440 crossbow stands near the top of the heap for 2022.

An independent performance test sheds light on how eight broadheads compare in four criteria: weight consistency, accuracy, angled deflection and penetration.

The PSE EVO XF 33, latest in PSE’s EVO family, is surgically accurate and a sensational sequel to the original X-Force.

Lydia Smith is an artist with a passion for hunting elk and other big game, and this is her first attempt at filming one of her solo adventures.

Nine high-performance, game-busting broadheads for the discriminant bowhunter.