Wolf

From the wilds of Alaska, to the swamps of Florida, even all the way to the African plains, Bowhunting World’s special Xtreme 2012 issue is chock-full of action and adventure.

From the northern Rockies to the Great Lakes region, wolves have flourished at the expense of shrinking big-game herds, which are largely supported and funded by hunters.

After a close encounter with a pack of wolves, this elk hunter pondered this question on the all-night drive home.

For many serious bowhunters, the use of versatile climbing treestands is a near-religion. Read on to find why these designs have never been more efficient (or effective).

Dropping our packs after the long climb, we shed sweat-soaked base layers in silence, urgently tugging on dry clothes, shooting light coming fast.

Hunting over hounds can be a passel of work, but it’s an addiction that’s well worth the effort.

After a 15-year wait, Bowhunting World reader Joe Pinheiro realizes a dream.

Who knows how to pick great gear? People whose livelihoods depend on it—pro shop retailers. Come along as the Archery Business Dealer Advisory Board weighs in on some of the best new gear of 2011.

By utilizing proven Vertigo camo, great fit and a variety of fabrics, this affordable “traditional” camo line seeks to aid success of customers and retailers alike.

If there is a new frontier in bow engineering for 2011, it has to be designs that address the related issues of cam lean and torque. They make bows just a little easier to tune and a little more forgiving than the models that preceded them.

Our recent trip to the 2011 ATA Show in Indianapolis uncovered plenty of neat new innovation.

Prois founder Kirstie Pike has taken game all over North America and the rest of the world, so imagine our shock when we found out she’d never hunted whitetail! Here’s Kirstie’s story of her recent first whitetail hunt.

Archer’s Choice TV personalities Ralph and Vicki Cianciarulo are awed by these tundra monarchs that flourish in a harsh, barren land.

A federal judge heard arguments Tuesday on whether gray wolves in Montana and Idaho should be protected once more under the Endangered Species Act.

A much-anticipated return to Minnesota''s north country wilderness helps Mark Melotik solidify a plan for a Fall 2010 bowhunt.