Entries Tagged From BW magazine

A deep dive into the cellular trail cam debate.

Many hunters wait until mid or late October until they get serious about pursuing whitetails, but in some scenarios, the early season gives you the best chance for success.

Someone shows you their public land hunting hotspot — should you ever visit it solo?

If you’re considering getting into bowhunting, check out these tips for selecting the right hunting tool for you.

Meet the fastest and most stable Xpedition bow yet.

Overcrowding on public lands and tougher license draws are facts of life for today’s hunter. Is social media partly to blame?

Pinpoint accuracy on targets — and more importantly, on animals — depends on your ability to avoid these five common mistakes.

Taking advantage of the numerous features of mapping apps can drastically improve the outcome of your bowhunts.

Public land, DIY elk hunts will almost always challenge your mind, body and spirit.

Want to see your broadheads fly like field points? Try these tuning steps to achieve supreme arrow flight.

Bowhunting the distinctly American pronghorn can be a real challenge — unless you play it smart.

At home or away, practicing with your compound, crossbow or traditional bow is vitally important during the off-season for many reasons. Foremost, of course, is ensuring confidence in your skills and gear before opening day.

The first of its kind, Prime’s 2025 flagship bow is a hybrid created using unique engineering principles to connect carbon and aluminum at key points of the riser.