Entries Tagged Dave Maas

Central Michigan isn’t known as a hotbed for big bucks, but the host of MAD Forager encounters a mature whitetail on public land, and it’s worth checking out.

The author is a reluctant user of new technology, so if he can learn to use cellular trail cams, anyone can.

Lancaster Archery Supply introduced the non-profit Lancaster Archery Foundation to develop competitive archers.

This year’s lineup of flagship compounds from 10 top bow manufacturers feature the latest in smooth-shooting technology.

The rut can cause whitetail bucks to act in unpredictable ways, as this bowhunter learns on a mid-November afternoon.

While practicing for an upcoming bass tournament, the boat of an angler from McKendree University (Illinois) was hit by lightning.

This year join the Pope and Young Club in Reno, Nevada, July 14 – 17, to celebrate 60 years of bowhunting heritage and swap stories with some of bowhunting’s biggest legends.

Anglers often misuse the terms “power” and “action” when talking about fishing rods. Do you know the difference?

The Pope and Young Club/St. Charles Museum of Bowhunting, which is the preeminent collection of bowhunting artifacts, is moving from Chatfield, Minnesota, to the campus of Bass Pro Shops in Springfield, Missouri.

A brown bear responds to your prey-in-distress call, and now it’s facing you at 12 yards. Decision time!

One great way to obtain permission on private land is to offer to remove a doe — or three — from the deer herd.

Feeling lucky? Then enter the Pope and Young Club’s 2021 Ultimate Dream Raffle for a chance at a hunt of a lifetime.

Registration is free for the 6th Annual Fin-Finder WreckFest Online Bowfishing Contest, and it ends June 30, 2021.