Whitetail Journal

BCY’s Powergrip serving material is getting a grip on the bowstring market.

The 2025 Archery Trade Association (ATA) Show was recently held at the Indianapolis Convention Center in Indiana. Check out what this industry-only event looked like during its first couple of days.

This year’s winners include a new compound bow, a quick-release bino harness, and an innovative way to mount a wind detector.

The author recently returned from the 2025 ATA Show, and here are his top six takeaways.

Embrace the elements with the Alpha Fleece Hoodie from Sitka Gear.

Members of deer camps from North to South often debate whether human urine scares whitetails. Will these two videos change your opinion?

Easton Archery’s all-new 5mm FMJ Max Arrow is designed on an all-new platform to deliver a blend of higher velocity and FOC accuracy.

There are hundreds of millions of acres of land in the United States that are free to use, accessible by all, and full of good hunting opportunities.

Wisconsin DNR is asking for public assistance to help locate bear den sites for an ongoing research project.

Ralph and Vicki Cianciarulo, along with their son RJ and newest family member Aubrey, recently announced that “Archer's Choice” and “The Choice” are making a significant move to the Pursuit Channel and Wild TV (Canada).

The Yellow Jacket Mod Pro archery target from Morrell Targets stops arrows launched from compound bows and crossbows generating up to 435 fps velocity.

True or false: You can zero your deer rifle at 30 yards and be “hunt ready” at longer ranges such as 100, 200 and 300 yards?

The author owns nearly 30 different stands — here are two of his favorites.

More than 300 hunters purchased permits for the fourth hunting season in three southern zones in the Show Me State.

Stay toasty warm in the coldest conditions with the RHG-A900 Hand Warmer from Radians.

The full-size Megabat Reverse crossbow from Ballista features reverse draw as well as a built-in self-retracting cord tensioner, which makes loading it quick, easy and noiseless.

There’s a mind-boggling number of bowsight designs available today, but not all of them are great for bowhunting.