Bowhunter's Life Articles

Looking to gain access to a piece of big-game heaven but don’t have the “fat-wallet” often needed to do so? Here’s a way to avoid costs and develop strong bonds with landowners.

Step outside the 3-D norm and sign up for the Total Archery Challenge.

Addicted to your whitetail trail cameras and afraid you’re making too many in and out trips? Heed these tips to keep those big bucks calm while satisfying your need to pull a few SD cards.

Didn’t draw any coveted tags this year? No problem, just read on.

This is just a video created by a passionate bowhunter who had a dream of killing three toms in three states using archery tackle and capturing all of those hunts on video.

Freelance outdoor writer and Kentucky pro shop owner Royle Scrogham scores on a Centennial State bird.

Check out these two toms as they pummel the decoys, continuing even as one gets arrowed out of action.

Even though scouting came up empty, the Bowhunting World team takes a crack at a favorite spot and arrows a nice tom at first light.

Bauserman is joined in the field by his son Hunter, and Hunter has a shotgun in hand and an Oklahoma turkey license in his pocket.

Hens behind you and gobblers in front. Turkeys are everywhere in Oklahoma! But if you aren't looking in the right direction you might miss your chance.

Help a good friend harvest his first archery prize and get an "Oh, dad, that’s so awesome,” comment from your son—that's what hunting is all about. Turkey season just keeps getting better.

Hearing a turkey gobble in the wild is an exhilarating sound. Heck, sometimes scouting is more fun than hunting.

A favorite spot and favorite friend make for an action packed Oklahoma turkey. Bauserman's turkey season is picking up steam.

Bauserman's scouting pays off, and he and good friend Jason Weaver slam an opening morning Merriam.

Turkey season is heating up in Colorado. See what Bowhunting World's Editor caught on his trail cam.

Turkey season is a lot easier when you put in good scouting time.

Bauserman scouts his home turf in preparation of Saturday's opener.

Bauserman's fortitude pays off when the Bowhunting World team scores a Nebraska double even with the elements fighting them the whole way.

If you have turkey questions, we have the answers.

Bowhunting World Editor Jace Bauserman kicks off his springtime hunt blog with an epic Nebraska bowhunt.

Our weary and successful bowhunter's month-long quest comes to an end. In total, eight deer and one turkey were harvested and freezers were filled across three states.

Shortly after penning my November 29 blog from the stand yesterday evening, it happened. A tan, almost orangish hide painted with vibrant white dots and dashes appeared in the brush. I knew it was an axis, but the question remained: Buck or doe?

On a non-high fenced ranch our bowhunter catches his first glimpse of a black buck in the wild, but it's Axis deer that are on the hit list.

Bauserman puts Wac 'Em's new 3-Blade Expandable to the test, and the results proved devastating!

Snow and ice can't keep Bauserman from his south Texas hunt.

Plump does make for good eating and great excuse to get out of the office. That's the life of a bowhunter!

Bowhunting World Editor Jace Bauserman takes a day off from the deer woods to set up and test Elite’s new-for-2016 flagship bow.

Back home and back in the office after tornadoes, snow storms, two states and few successful hunts...Bauserman begins his search for a Damage Tag doe.

After putting down his Oklahoma buck, Bauserman experiences a roller coaster of serious weather conditions.