This archery trick shot falls in both the “I can’t believe what I just saw” and “don’t try this at home” categories.

Winter is prime time to call coyotes, but killing one with a longbow is still a monumental challenge.

Correy Hawk builds longbows from trees he harvests in southeast Nebraska. Here, he explains the process, including why some have “snakey” limbs.

A bowhunter carrying a 70-pound-draw recurve stalks an Alaskan moose through the deep snow and thick conifers, eventually taking a 10-yard shot.

The Fred Eichler Signature arrow from Easton Archery marries well with traditional bows.

Archery trick shot artist James Jean continues to push the envelope of what’s possible with his recurve.

Any bowhunter will appreciate this look at how Inuit built bows from wood and bone, and carved 3-D targets from crusted snow for practice and even shooting contests.

Late in the rut, Jacob Miner rattles in a 190-class Iowa whitetail and then makes a perfect shot with his recurve.

Not every bowhunter wants the latest and greatest technology when they head into the field. Some choose to challenge themselves with the same type of archery gear used hundreds — even thousands — of years ago.

The author shot numerous compounds and crossbows during the 2022 ATA Trade Show, but it was 30 minutes spent in the Bear Archery shooting lane that refueled his desire to hunt with a recurve.