Bowhunting

You're ready to handle whatever your hunt throws at you...but do you know what to do if you encounter trouble on the way to or from your hunt? These tips from a veteran law enforcement officer can ensure you make it home safely no matter what happens.

Bowhunting World Editor and admitted gear junkie, Jace Bauserman, puts six more of 2015’s hottest single-pin sights to the test.

New offerings like the Defiant Series, HyperEdge, Carbon Spyder FX and PowerMax demonstrate why Hoyt remains a leader in the compound bow arena.

Four top smartphone apps you need on your smartphone or tablet.

Elite answers the "speed" call with a new-for-2016 rig designed to be fast, smooth, balanced and accurate.

Learn how a white shirt and goat hat helped a Bowhunting World reader harvest his fourth pronghorn.

Bear Archery releases the new-for-2016 BR33. A combination of a longer axle-to-axle length and a longer brace height make this bow balanced, smooth and fast.

Are you prepared to handle a back country mishap? Read on to discover some must-have first-aid items.

A Vermont woman has taken a record 931-pound bull moose while archery hunting in the Northeast Kingdom last week.

Solo hunters have been garnering headlines because of untimely deaths and injuries this fall in Montana, Wyoming and Idaho.

The severe winter that dropped record amounts of snow in New England took a toll on the deer herd in Vermont and Maine, prompting wildlife officials to scale back the number of deer hunting permits issued this year.

When hunting the Columbian Whitetail, size really doesn’t matter – unless you’re talking about the adventure

The Prime Ion is not a sexy bow; the design elements of this bow are just too sensible to be all that sexy. If it were a vehicle, it would be a truck and not a sports car. It is a shooter, though.

Like all bowhunters, Jim’s first hunts were all local stuff, hunting deer in southern California foothills that today are a maze of suburban sprawl. Later he began chasing mule deer in areas that were soon to become legend. In the end I believe Jim bowhunted something like 33 states, 4 Canadian provinces, Mexico and Africa with what he once described modestly as having “reasonable success.”

The vast majority of bears are taken during the portion of the hunt where it is legal to shoot bears that have been baited. This segment of the hunt ends on Saturday, Sept. 26.

Nebraska is getting a $1.35 million federal grant to help expand hunters' access to private land in the state. USDA has given out $20 million in grants.

Looking for a new challenge? Training blood-tracking dogs takes time and dedication, but it can lead to more recovered deer and a rewarding bond with your dogs.