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Bowhunters must decide whether to focus their eyes on the sight pin or target because the human eye can’t keep both sharp, one must go blurry. Is one method better?

Habitat consultant Jason Say offers five proven tips for getting the most out of your frost seeding efforts.

Late winter and early spring is prime time for frost seeding clover, and the best news is you need almost no equipment for the task.

In the author’s opinion, the video by Jared Mills of mature whitetail bucks feeding — and fighting! — on January 9th in an unpicked soybean field — during a southern Iowa blizzard — is the best he’s ever seen. And yes, Jared finally arrows the biggest buck.

A young guide in Quebec has learned how to catch massive muskies through the ice on tip-ups. It’s literally hand-to-hand combat — and the one bleeding after the battle isn’t the fish.

When pursuing everything from whitetails to elk, the best spot for bowhunters to aim is the “vital V.”

The 2024 ATA (Archery Trade Association) Show is in the books. Here are four short videos that do an excellent job of capturing the industry-only event.

Bowhunting World Field Editor Darron McDougal explains the many new features on the 2024 Mathews LIFT 29.5, including the SwitchWeight X Cam, reengineered riser, top-mounted axle, MATCH bowstring and cable set, and Engage Grip with Shot Sense accessory. Check out his full review here!

Fish don’t always survive when you release them, and this is especially true when they come from deep water due to a condition called barotrauma.

This private rifle range in Switzerland is unlike anything you’d find in America.

Professional bass angler Gerald Swindle is a diehard deer hunter, and in this video he explains why. It’s not about killing an animal.

Bowhunting World Field Editor Darron McDougal has never had an easier time sighting in a bow out to 50 yards. It took about 15 minutes with the new-for-2024 Bear Archery Persist. Check out his full review here!

The author has changed his mind when it comes to avoiding sanctuaries during the whitetail rut. Here’s why.