Bowhunting

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

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.

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!

Unfortunately, bowhunters don’t make perfect double lung or heart shots every time. Here’s how to proceed if you hit a deer in the paunch.

A crossbow that delivers on a budget.

Bowhunting World Field Editor Darron McDougal calls the Xpedition Xlite 32 fun to shoot, effortless to aim, and deadly accurate.

There's nothing that makes you contemplate the circle of life quite like hunting a wild animal while simultaneously growing a human. Hunting while pregnant — 36 weeks! — is a trip.

The author changed up his whitetail gear list with the addition of these three products, and each one performed flawlessly.

If you wear reading glasses, then as an archer there’s a good chance you’d benefit from using a verifier peep sight.

A few simple oversights can hugely impact your treestand success in the whitetail woods, so follow these tips to get dialed in this fall.

The vast majority of whitetail bowhunters hunt from treestands. Here’s how to shoot accurately from an elevated position.

Obsession’s new ride is sizzling fast but also forgiving and highly accurate.

The joys of hunting with a partner who’s 90-plus years old.

The rut is a highly anticipated event in every whitetail hunter’s schedule. As you prepare, remember to consider these three sometimes overlooked potential problem areas.

On many spot-and-stalk bowhunts in the West, the animals bust you time and time again, sometimes never giving you a decent shooting opportunity. On this Wyoming muley hunt, everything comes together for Levi Morgan on stalk No. 1.

Whitetails often use their incredible sense of smell to bust deer hunters. For that reason, it’s critical for hunters to keep the wind in their favor. Here’s an easy way to know exactly what’s happening with the wind at any given moment.