Medical scientists are extremely interested in understanding antler development because it could provide clues to treating humans for arthritis, immune disorders and degenerative diseases such as osteoporosis.

In the author’s opinion, bowhunters looking for a do-it-all optic should consider one of the superb rangefinding binoculars available today.

The author covers the history of mechanical broadheads and lighted nocks, then offers his insight on their role in today’s bowhunting.

How many of our fellow Americans are really on our side? The numbers might surprise you!

In the author’s opinion, only the treestand has been more beneficial to what a modern-day bowhunter can do than the laser rangefinder.

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After a lifetime of pursuing whitetails across the country, the biggest problem the author has seen is deer hunters refusing to face up to reality and make changes.

Why do you bowhunt? Is it for the love of the pursuit, or is it a competition?

Hunters are feeding the hungry, one donated whitetail at a time.

As a hunter becomes older, he or she should ask: “What’s keeps me going?”