Crossbow shooters need to be smart when purchasing archery targets. If you make a poor choice, the result will be lost arrows — and lost dollars.
Drawing a coveted tag for desert bighorn sheep is very difficult, but it might be the easiest part of actually killing a ram with a bow.
Lack of consistency with bowhunting gear can be traced back to one (or more) of four reasons. The author explains each one in detail, and also provides paths to recovery.
Bowhunting is a lifetime sport — just ask 80-year-old archer Bob Delaney.
Oftentimes it’s the whitetail bucks you didn’t kill that you remember the most.
Mature whitetail bucks are different than other deer — especially in how they deal with hunting pressure.
The author pursues a wary, old 3x3 whitetail buck with a massive body.
The TenPoint Nitro 505 sends a 400-grain arrow downrange at 505 fps, making it is the fastest crossbow in the world. It’s also easy to load and deadly accurate.
Here’s what the author has learned after a lifetime of hunting elk on government ground.
In the author’s opinion, it’s easy for bowhunters to become obsessed with results — inches of antler — and lose track of what’s really important.