From BW magazine Articles

A stable bow is an accurate bow.

Are you planning a bowhunt for one of the most popular western big game animals – elk, mule deer or pronghorn? Here’s how they’re the same, only different.

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

Early in his bowhunting career the author met Sage, an infantryman in WWII, and he never imagined the impact the man would have on his bowhunting — and his life.

Creeping up salmon streams in the fall, bowhunting brown bears in southeast Alaska is not for the faint of heart!

The definition of public land: Land owned by a government, specifically that part of the U.S. public domain subject to sale or disposal under the homestead laws.

Don’t settle for paper-plate accuracy. Become a bow sniper with these advanced tips.

Does it make sense to reduce the doe numbers on your property? One Midwest land manager says “no.”

The author picks the brains of four top-notch public land hunters.

If you want a legitimate chance at taking a world-class whitetail buck, you must hunt where such bucks exist.

Should you avoid hiking into whitetail sanctuaries every day of the year? One deer biologist/hunter says, “no.”

With point creep, low draw frequency and expensive application fees, your best bet for filling the freezer isn’t a western big game draw hunt.

The key to a fulfilling outfitted hunt is choosing the right one for the hunt you want to make as well as your physical and financial limitations.